> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.gemmest.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.gemmest.com/tokenomic-and-roadmap/gem-roadmap.md).

# GEM Roadmap

### Phase 1

• Creating Gemmest Concept. 

• Select the Binance smart chain to start the test. 

• Testing solution/ model technology on-ground. 

• Creation and publishing of whitepaper.

• Registration and certification in countries.

### Phase 2

* $GEM token deployment.
* Working partners Collaboration.
* Initial marketing strategies.
* Seed Round Sale.
* Tier 1 Centralized Exchange listing. 
* Pancakeswap Launch. 
* Staking.

### Phase 3

* Complete the design of the GM Dashboard.
* App GM beta testing.
* Application Alpha release. 
* Finding the bug rewards.
* Release of Product on-ground. 
* Build the test system of the supply chain part.
* Build the test system of the users part. 
* Reaching out to more countries for collaboration.

### Phase 4

* Major adoption of previous stages.
* Government level marketing strategies and implementation. 
* Exponential user growth worldwide.
* Collaboration with farmers circle worldwide.
* Global penetration of GEMMEST.
* Addressing the agricultural safety and increasing more user base worldwide.
* More Events,partnerships etc.


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