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# 7.5 Roadmap for StandR Bot

Planned enhancements before end of 2025 include:

1. **Multi‑Chain Support:** enabling StandR Bot to trade on multiple blockchains and DEXs, expanding asset coverage and liquidity.
2. **Customisation:** allowing users to choose risk profiles (e.g., conservative, balanced, aggressive) and asset preferences. Users could allocate a portion of funds to RWA trading, DeFi yield farming or arbitrage strategies.
3. **Social Sharing and Copying:** integrating StandR Bot with the upcoming AI‑agent marketplace to let users share their bot settings or copy friends’ strategies.
4. **Performance Tokens:** tokenising the bot’s performance as an NFT. Early users can sell or stake their performance NFTs for additional rewards.
5. **Integration with the Web Platform:** linking StandR Bot results to the main EOSI Finance dashboard so that users see unified performance across manual trades, copy trades and bot trades.
6. **Gamification:** awarding badges or points for certain milestones (e.g., first profitable month, highest monthly return). Points could unlock fee discounts or exclusive access to new bots.


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