Stage 3 — Launch & Operation
Stage 3 is the transition from a test-driven project into a real, operating on-chain world.
In Stage 3, AMT (Akkadia Main Token) is discussed in the context of real operations. ACR continues to accumulate and be managed, and the ACR → AMT conversion policy is expected to be disclosed in the later part of Stage 3 or around Mainnet Release.
For background:
In Stage 2, we validated that:
- User-driven on-chain functionality can scale in practice
- Contract and custom blocks can be reused repeatedly
- ACR-based contribution recording is systemically stable
- Expanded features are within an operable scope
Stage 3’s purpose is to operate Akkadia on Mainnet based on these results.
Timeline (Planned)
- Mainnet Beta: 2026.Q3–Q4
- Mainnet Release: 2026.H2
Stage 3 progresses in phases:
- Initially, we operate in a limited-scope Mainnet Beta
- Once stability and operational criteria are met, we transition to Mainnet Release
Dates are targets and may change depending on operational stability, security verification, and cost structure.
Goals
Key questions in Stage 3:
- Can Akkadia run sustainably on Mainnet?
- Can user creation and on-chain interaction be maintained under real cost structures?
- Does AMT function correctly as the token that maintains the world?
- Can we support long-term service across operations, security, and community?
In short:
“Can Akkadia be operated sustainably on Mainnet?”
This stage validates and executes the transition into a world that can be operated for real.
Scope
In Scope
- Release Mainnet Beta
- Apply ACR in the main service
- Validate Mainnet operation through real play
- Validate execution of user custom blocks in real conditions
- Gradual introduction of AMT-based features
- Special block placement and usage
- Cost structure for user custom block creation
- Operate the event world (Primary World)
- Expand character variety
- Implement in-game item & equipment systems
- Build economic systems such as an internal NFT marketplace
- Improve operations and monitoring
Out of Scope
Not immediate goals even in Stage 3:
- Finalizing all features (full “finalization”)
- Unlimited content expansion
- Speculative token usage or profit-first design
Stage 3 focuses on operational stability and sustainability.
Launch & Operation Validation Checklist
Mainnet Stability
- World creation and access are stable on Mainnet
- World state and block changes persist permanently
- Data integrity is preserved during incidents
AMT System Validation
AMT is used in Stage 3 as the core token that expresses the cost and responsibility required to maintain the world. For design philosophy, see What is AMT.
- AMT-based special block placement works correctly
- AMT cost structure for user custom block creation is clear
- AMT usage does not overly disrupt gameplay flow
- AMT usage records are transparent
ACR Continuity
- ACR accumulation continues on Mainnet
- ACR data integrity is preserved
- Data basis for ACR → AMT conversion is secured
- Sufficient usage data is collected to define conversion policy
Gameplay & Content Operation
- Event world (Primary World) operates stably
- Diverse characters and play styles are available
- Items and equipment expand the play experience
- Content additions/changes do not overload operations
Operations & Governance
- Monitoring and alerting are improved
- Incident response and communication processes are established
- Community feedback loop is operating
- Operational policies and constraints are clearly defined
What We Establish in Stage 3
Stage 3 is not a “feature validation” phase. In this stage, Akkadia establishes:
- Which structures are suitable for long-term operation
- Which features are worth their maintenance cost
- How tokens function as the means to keep a world alive
- Operating principles with the community
Exit Criteria — Mainnet Release
We transition to Mainnet Release when:
- Long-term stable operation on Mainnet is proven
- AMT-based core features work without major issues
- Enough ACR accumulation data is secured
- ACR → AMT conversion policy is finalized
- Operations and community response systems are in place
Notes
Stage 3 is not merely “launch,” but the start of operations. Features will still be iterated on, and Akkadia prioritizes a sustainable on-chain world over short-term completeness.
Stage 3 is where Akkadia transitions from a project that describes plans into a world that is actually alive.