10.1 Product Roadmap

10.1.1 Current Phase (T0 – Last 24–48 Hours)

$Capture token

  • $Capture launched on Pump.fun over 24 hours ago.

  • Utility: powers access to Capture Bot and the broader Capture OS stack.

  • 3% of total supply is locked in LP to back early liquidity and reduce rug fears.

Capture Engine (open-source)

  • Live and open-source:

    • Continuously scans Solana DEXes and routing aggregators for price inefficiencies.

    • Surfaces real arbitrage opportunities (net spreads, not just raw price gaps).

  • Designed for transparency from day one:

    • Anyone can review, fork, and run the engine locally.

Screener & Terminal (public UI)

  • Web screener + live terminal available on the official site.

  • Shows:

    • Real-time ranked arbitrage opportunities.

    • Key stats (count, average profit, best spread, etc.).

  • This makes Capture OS already usable today for manual arbitrage monitoring.


10.1.2 Next ~24 Hours – Capture Bot Demo

Capture Bot Demo (Simulation Mode)

  • Launching in ~24 hours.

  • A full simulation of:

    • Market scanning (using live/realistic data).

    • Scoring and opportunity selection.

    • Execution and trading logic (no real funds).

  • Purpose:

    • First full preview of how Capture Bot:

      • Reads spreads from the engine.

      • Scores and filters them.

      • Decides when and how to “trade” in real time.

    • Let users see the decision process before any live capital is involved.

This is the bridge between “read-only engine” and “live execution bot”.


10.1.3 Next 2–7 Days – Whale Beta Access & Support Layer

Whale Beta – Limited-Capital Capture Bot Access

  • Beta access to Capture Bot (with limited operating capital) is already available for:

    • $Capture holders owning more than 1.5% of total supply.

  • Current access flow:

    • Request via the Capture Bot section on the website → https://capture-os.com/#capturebot

    • Or directly via email: sales@capture-os.com.

    • The team:

      • Verifies on-chain holdings.

      • Onboards user into the beta.

      • Assigns a dedicated account manager per whale.

  • Constraints during beta:

    • Operating capital per account is capped to control systemic and technical risk while the bot is validated under real market conditions.

    • Strategy set and risk parameters are monitored closely by the team.

Support & Community Layer

Over the coming days, the support layer will expand:

  • Telegram support goes live

    • Direct line to the team for:

      • Access requests.

      • Incident reports.

      • Configuration questions.

  • Private whale chat opens

    • Gated group for >1.5% $Capture holders and beta users.

    • Used for:

      • Faster coordination during beta.

      • Sharing performance snapshots and updates.

      • Gathering high-signal feedback.

  • Telegram-based access requests

    • Whales will be able to:

      • Verify holdings.

      • Request / manage bot access.

      • Coordinate with their account manager directly from Telegram, without relying only on email/web forms.

Support layer and product layer evolve in parallel: as more execution risk comes online, the human and comms layer gets tighter.


10.1.4 ~14 Days – Capture Bot v1 (Live Execution)

Capture Bot v1 – Full Roll-Out

Target: ~2 weeks from now.

  • First production version of Capture Bot capable of:

    • Live execution on Solana DEXes.

    • Operating with unlimited capital at the protocol level (within per-user risk caps and constraints).

    • Hosted on our proprietary platform (not just scripts/CLI).

  • What v1 includes:

    • Stable integration with the Capture Engine and screener/terminal.

    • Core strategy set:

      • Cross-DEX arbitrage on key pairs.

      • Initial simple loops (where safe and measurable).

    • Risk / control layer:

      • Per-user risk caps (per-trade and daily).

      • Circuit-breakers and kill-switches.

      • Monitoring of PnL, error rates, execution latency.

  • What changes at v1:

    • Capture OS becomes fully operational end-to-end:

      • Scan → Score → Execute

        • Engine scans.

        • Scoring layer ranks spreads.

        • Bot executes within risk limits.

    • Token utility becomes tangible:

      • $Capture holdings define who can access the automated execution stack, not just the read-only engine.


10.1.5 Beyond v1 – Medium-Term Direction

(Not all of this is timeboxed, but it’s the direction of travel.)

  • Broader DEX / aggregator coverage

    • More venues integrated into the engine and bot routing logic.

  • MEV-aware & private execution improvements

    • More sophisticated routing / fee strategies.

    • Better defenses vs front-running / sandwiching.

  • API & integrations

    • Structured API for funds/quants to consume:

      • Capture Engine signals.

      • Aggregated stats and historical data.

  • Analytics & dashboards

    • Historical PnL breakdown per:

      • Strategy.

      • Pair.

      • Venue.

    • Alerting and reporting for institutional users.

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