Overview

As we conclude Q3, we present a review of key decisions regarding Project Opal, particularly focusing on adjustments made to our goals and timelines. Our primary goal for Q3 was to launch the MVP by November for the Devcon showcase.

Key Decisions and Changes

1. Initial Q3 Goals
   • Launch MVP on Titan mainnet.
   • Showcase at Devcon with a deadline in the first week of November.
2. Decisions Made in Q3
   • Core Model Development: Q3 was focused on designing the core models and economic structure of Project Opal, marking the first substantial planning phase after extensive research and brainstorming.
   • No Major Delays: There were no decisions that were at least two weeks behind schedule; however, our initial plans evolved.
3. MVP Launch Adjustments:
   • Not Launching for Devcon: We have decided not to launch at Devcon or showcase the project there.
     • Decision Marker:- Suah (Most Influence), Prince
       • No Major Delays
     • Timing:- 02 September 2024
   • Titan Mainnet Launch: We are not proceeding with the launch on Titan Mainnet as previously planned.
     • Decision Marker:- Prince (Most Influence), Suah
       • No Major Delays
     • Timing:- 02 September 2024
   • Community Testing on Titan: We will provide the MVP to the community for testing on Titan; this is primarily for feedback and refinement.
     • Decision Marker:- Prince
       • No Major Delays
     • Timing:- 30 August 2024
   • Future Launch on Thanos Mainnet: Plans have shifted to launch on the Thanos mainnet, contingent on their team’s progress.
     • Decision Marker:- Prince
       • No Major Delays
     • Timing:- 30 ****August 2024
   • Community Engagement: We are organizing a community call to gather feedback and maintain engagement.
     • Decision Marker:- Prince
       • No Major Delays
     • Timing:- 02 September 2024

Impact on Roadmap

• These changes are minor and do not significantly affect our overall roadmap. We are still on track to launch the MVP by the end of Q4, provided the Thanos team can deploy their mainnet on time.
• The Titan network will serve as a testing ground, allowing us to refine the product based on community feedback.

Conclusion

While there were shifts in our plans during Q3, they were part of an adaptive strategy to ensure Project Opal’s success. The core focus on community interaction and feedback will guide our development moving forward.