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# Road Map

Memeteam is committed to working to support $Wewe and #JPFI communities, but will also be forging our own path by creating project and directions that other dare not tread in.

The team has committed to working in the open, and providing transparency to both the other teams, as well as the community. 

Follow our work in our gitbook to see the exciting plans for the future.

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Already working on:

* Launch $Meme
* Building Support for $Wewe and #JPFI communities/teams
* A Meme Telegram Trading bot
* Meme X trading bot

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Plans to be started

* Revamp website

Some item that on the table for us are:

* Meme launchpad
* Meme Casino
* $Mememerch


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