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# Product Development Roadmap

**Phase 1: Basic Insights & Analytics Development & Release**

* Overall P\&L
* Trade Specific P\&L
* Best Trade by $ Value
* Best Trade by % Gain
* Worst Trade by $ Value
* Worst Trade by % Gain
* SwapSights Leaderboard

*<mark style="color:purple;">**Release Timeframe: 7-9 days**</mark>*

**Phase 2: Advanced Insights & Analytics Development & Release**

* Categorized Trades (Meme, Utility, etc.)
* Category Based Success Rates & P\&L.
* SwapSights Trading Competitions

*<mark style="color:blue;">**Release Timeframe: 5-7 days from completion of Phase 1**</mark>*

**Phase 3: Trading Tools & Software Development & Release**

* Standard Trades
* Stop Loss Orders
* Take Profit Orders
* Limit Orders
* Multi Wallet Sniping
* Liquidity Sniping
* Method Sniping
* Anti Rug

*<mark style="color:green;">**Release Timeframe:  Trading Tools will see a GRADUAL rollout over the course of 14 days.**</mark>*


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