Roadmap · updated November 2026

What's shipped, and what's next.

Dynamo is moving from a coin with a website to a full platform: apps on a shared Layer 2, with independent checks that make activity verifiable. Here's where each piece stands.

Shipped4

  • Wallet

    Send and receive, address book, generate and import keys, recent activity.

  • Linked Addresses (LDYN)

    Instant app balances for faster payments inside Dynamo apps.

  • Layer 2 apps

    Public chat, encrypted direct messages and Voices polls, anchored to the main chain.

  • Holder rewards

    Daily proportional rewards, running since February 2025.

Rolling out3

  • Dynamo Hub

    Wallet, apps, rewards and network health in one place, behind one identity.

  • DYN ↔ wDYN bridge

    Move between native DYN and wDYN on Base from inside the wallet.

  • XRP ↔ DYN bridge

    Built; opens once operations and monitoring are ready.

Next4

  • Public Hub launch

    Announce the Hub, publish wallet and bridge guides, and point this site at it.

  • Public status page

    A simple view of Layer 2 and watcher health anyone can check.

  • One app standard

    One message format, signing rule and status API across every Hub app.

  • Watcher alerts

    Saved verification history with alerts when something looks wrong.

Research3

  • Portable proofs

    Proof that an action was included, checkable by anyone outside Dynamo.

  • Shared sequencing

    Multi-signer attestations and more operators running the Layer 2.

  • Privacy options

    Opt-in encrypted public channels and configurable chat fee sharing.

Track record

Five years of shipping.

  1. 2021

    Fair launch

    Genesis on May 23, 2021, with no premine and no initial developer fund. Mined with Dynamine from day one.

  2. 2022–25

    Stabilize and expand

    Core client hardening and open-source development, Linked Addresses, the first Layer 2 apps, and the holder rewards program.

  3. 2026

    Platform and bridges

    The Dynamo Hub, wDYN on Base, the XRP bridge, and continued Layer 2 and watcher hardening.

Being candid

What could slow things down.

Roadmaps are easier to trust when they say what they depend on. These are the things that set the pace.

Bridge operations

Each bridge direction opens only once its monitoring is in place and running cleanly.

Security reviews

Contract and bridge changes get outside review where it makes sense, which can affect timing.

Market integrations

Bridges depend on outside markets and their APIs being available.

Governance

Major economic or protocol changes go through the community, not a single operator.

Help shape what's next.

The code is open and the community decides the big questions. Come and take part.

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