Architecture & governance baseline
Production control-plane baseline, canonical language governance and evidence-weighted BuildPulse reporting established.
This roadmap separates completed engineering work from work in progress, planned milestones and milestones that depend on external assurance or future readiness. Completion is evidence-based; planned dates and market outcomes are not represented as guarantees.
Milestones are ordered by dependency rather than by speculative market dates. External assurance remains explicitly incomplete until third-party evidence exists.
Production control-plane baseline, canonical language governance and evidence-weighted BuildPulse reporting established.
Account, KYC/AML, allocation, dashboard and crypto-settlement control planes established with fail-closed operational controls.
Canonical public-presale economics, authenticated purchase workflow, payment evidence and investor records progress toward the six public sections.
Internal security gates and cryptographic controls continue. Independent cryptographic/security review remains pending and cannot be self-approved.
Connect protocol utility to the sovereign intelligence and coordination layer while preserving separation between the token/presale layer and SOVRA AI services.
Publish integration surfaces for approved ecosystem modules, identity, ledger and machine-to-machine coordination use cases.
Future transferable-asset or network migration processes remain conditional on legal, technical, security and operational readiness and require separate official release evidence.
Activate utility only against production-ready services and documented network rules; utility claims must follow deployed functionality rather than precede it.
Extend interoperable protocol participation across eligible ecosystem infrastructure while maintaining module-level security and governance boundaries.
Introduce governance mechanisms only after security, legal and operational prerequisites are evidenced; no decentralization milestone is treated as complete in advance.
Canonical published section prices and minimum purchase levels. Section 6 has no fixed minimum; a transaction amount must still be greater than zero.