Project Whitepaper
  • INTO Whitepaper
  • 1.Background Introduction
    • 1.1 From Web1 to Web3, the Internet has been evolving
    • 1.2 The Internet Requires New Ways of Communication and Transactions
    • 1.3 The Huge Market Potential of Web3 to Be Explored
  • 2.Introduction to INTO
    • 2.1 Vision and Goals of INTO
    • 2.2. INTO Technical Architecture
    • 2.3. Modules and Functions of INTO
    • 2.4. INTO's Features and Advantages
  • 3.Development Plan and Technical Roadmap of INTO
    • 3.1.Goals and Implementation Strategies for Each Stage
    • 3.2.Technical Roadmap
  • 4.INTO Token Economic Model
    • 4.1.Token allocation and issuance
    • 4.2 Token Use Cases and Value
  • 4.3.Incentives and Rewards Mechanisms
  • 5.INTO's Economic System
    • 5.1 INTO's Economic System
  • 6.Project Milestones
    • 6.1 Project Milestones
  • 7.Disclaimer and Legal Statement
    • 7.1. Risk Warnings
    • 7.2. Disclaimer
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  • Technical Foundation
  • Cross-Chain Compatibility
  • Decentralized Identity Authentication
  • Smart Contracts and Governance Model
  • Modular Architecture
  1. 3.Development Plan and Technical Roadmap of INTO

3.2.Technical Roadmap

Technical Foundation

The INTO project adopts various advanced technologies such as decentralized identity authentication (DID), cross-chain technology, and smart contracts to provide users with a secure, reliable, and efficient community governance experience. Through these technologies, INTO can achieve goals such as user data privacy protection, asset security, and community autonomy.

Cross-Chain Compatibility

To support multiple blockchain ecosystems, the INTO project uses cross-chain technology to achieve compatibility with mainstream blockchain protocols such as Ethereum, Polygon, and Binance. With this technology, users can easily access and manage applications and services from different blockchain ecosystems on the same platform.

Decentralized Identity Authentication

The INTO project utilizes decentralized identity authentication technology to ensure that users' digital identities and privacy are fully protected. Through DID, users can independently manage and authorize their digital identities, avoiding data leakage risks in traditional centralized authentication models.

Smart Contracts and Governance Model

Through smart contracts, community members can participate in decision-making, share profits, and supervise management processes, realizing community autonomy. At the same time, INTO has designed an innovative community governance model, including token economics, voting mechanisms, incentive systems, etc., to achieve a more fair, open, and autonomous digital community.

Modular Architecture

The INTO project adopts a modular architecture design, which can quickly adapt to the needs of different scenarios. This architecture enables INTO to flexibly expand functionality, integrate with new blockchain protocols, and provide users with a more diverse Web3 application experience.

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