Roadmap

Native CHR withdrawals to EVM chains will be integrated into the Chromia Vault interface.

The team will be unveiling information about the next phase of Chromia’s development.

The staking system will transition to Chromia Mainnet. This upgrade will allow users to stake on Chromia, Ethereum, and Binance Chain and delegate their tokens to a mainnet provider through a single interface.

A publicly accessible version of Filehub will be deployed to mainnet, enabling decentralized storage as a service on Chromia.

Asgard adds support for ‘Extensions’, customized containers that expand Chromia’s capabilities. Extensions will be piloted with ecosystem partners before public release.

The Oracle Extension fetches data from an oracle source and delivers it directly to a Chromia dapp chain, providing reliable, low-latency access to any required price pair.

The AI Inference Extension introduces custom containers that allow providers to apply AI models using their node’s computational power.

The DA Extension introduces the ability to compute and validate data availability proofs on Chromia, allowing it to act as a decentralized availability layer for Ethereum and other EVM compatible chains.

The Zero Knowledge Proof Extension enables Chromia to generate, validate, and provide cryptographic transaction result proofs. This complements the DA Extension by allowing Chromia to prove the correctness of aggregated transaction outcomes.

During the expansion phase, we will develop additional Extensions based on feedback from ecosystem partners, provide tooling to support third-party development, and optimize the most impactful Extensions to facilitate broader adoption.

Extensions Marketplace will establish a quality controlled repository of first and third party Extensions with variable container pricing based on individual requirements.