> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gt3.gitbook.io/gt3-english/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gt3.gitbook.io/gt3-english/whitepaper/roadmap.md).

# Roadmap

#### 1. New Token Listings and High-Potential Pools <a href="#fad4" id="fad4"></a>

The upcoming weeks will bring additional listings, opening new opportunities for traders and liquidity providers. These listings are expected to fuel further activity and reinforce the protocol’s position within the ecosystem.

#### 2. Unified Liquidity Routing <a href="#e94c" id="e94c"></a>

GT3 aims to offer best-price execution across swaps — regardless of whether the liquidity exists on GT3 pools or external sources. This positions the protocol not just as a DEX, but as a **liquidity aggregator**.

#### 3. Decentralized Pool Creation <a href="#id-6b1f" id="id-6b1f"></a>

Future updates will allow tokenized projects to create pools directly, supported by incentives from their own treasuries. This lowers barriers to entry and fosters a more open, composable ecosystem.

#### 4. Cross-Chain Expansion <a href="#id-7570" id="id-7570"></a>

Limiting GT3 to Polygon is no longer aligned with its long-term vision. Expanding to additional EVM-compatible chains represents a major growth opportunity, potentially multiplying liquidity and user acquisition.

Cross-chain deployments have proven to be one of the most effective scaling strategies for next-generation DEXs, and GT3 is preparing to follow that path.

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