About Holdline

Roadmap

Where the venue is and where it goes next. Timeframes are directional rather than commitments, and the plan moves with the product.

Shipped, live on testnet

·The line engine: geometry, the probability model, the multiplier ceiling and floor, and the full fee schedule.
·A live price pipeline across 28 markets, fourteen crypto and fourteen tokenized equities.
·The terminal: candles, a drawable corridor with grips, and a ticket that prices both sides before you commit.
·Sideline, which turns every running corridor into a two-sided market repriced off its own survival probability.
·The dashboard: account metrics, venue metrics, an activity feed, and standings ranked by net score.
·Wallet-only sign in. No email, no password, no custody.
·Public watch links that render a live corridor on the real chart with no wallet needed.

·The contract suite deployed to Robinhood Chain testnet: engine, backstop, model registry, timelock.
·Chainlink Data Streams wired to the testnet engine, with entries bound to signed reports.
·An autonomous operator running quoting, binding, liquidation and settlement around the clock.
·Public GraphQL reads and live subscriptions, no key required.
·Result cards that unfurl when a watch link is shared.
·An external audit of the contract suite.

·$HOLD launches on Robinhood Chain. The address publishes in these docs and on the landing page the moment it exists.
·Staking opens at the event and powers the genesis airdrop through the window to mainnet.
·The backstop is seeded with 25% of supply, held behind a timelock.
·The crypto class goes live on mainnet, with the equity class following.
·Testnet keeps running beside production as a demo environment.

·Airdrop distribution, after which staking moves to backing the backstop for a share of platform fees.
·Multi-asset corridors: one position spanning more than one market.
·Longer runs, more assets, and a third product on the same rails.
·An agent playbook: the ABI, the API surface and quickstarts for programs that trade.
·A second chain, a fiat on-ramp, and the first centralized listing for $HOLD.