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# Timeline

📌 **Start of** [**BitRuby.io**](http://BitRuby.io) **project - July 1st, 2022**

* 🎉 **Inception:** The vibrant summer of 2022 witnessed the birth of BitRuby.
* 🤝 **Core Team Formation:** A handpicked team was assembled, merging passion, expertise, and skill.
* 📜 **Initial Steps:** The team laid down the preliminary project plans and crafted a comprehensive roadmap.
* 🌟 **Vision:** Centered around revolutionizing the online gaming space.

📌 **MVP Release - May 20th, 2023**

* 🚀 **Major Milestone:** Unveiling of the first Minimum Viable Product (MVP) of BitRuby.
* 🎮 **Game Lineup:** Featured four captivating games: Lottery, Crash, Limbo, and a surprise addition.
* 🐜 **Challenges:** While a monumental step, the team identified several bugs and security vulnerabilities.
* 💪 **Resilience:** These challenges were approached as opportunities to refine and iterate.

📌 **Our First Public Release - September 14th, 2023**

* 🎉 **Grand Debut:** BitRuby was introduced to the public.
* 🛠️ **Refinements:** Most identified security issues and bugs from the MVP were addressed.
* 🎮 **New Additions:** The gaming lineup expanded with the introduction of Plinko and Hash Dice.
* 🔍 **Transparency:** Launched the 'BitRuby Verify Results' feature for independent game outcome verification.

This encapsulated timeline marks just the beginning, with a promise of many more milestones and innovations on the horizon.


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