# Future Roadmap

### Envisioning the Future

1. **On-chain Governance for Community-Driven Decision Making**\
   Currently, governance decisions within the Erebrus network is handled by a central team. On-chain governance would be leveraged to empower the community to participate in decision-making processes. $NSPIO token holders could vote on proposals related to network upgrades, feature implementations, and future development direction. This fosters a more democratic and transparent ecosystem.<br>
2. **Advanced Anonymity Features for Enhanced User Privacy**\
   Erebrus already offers strong privacy through dVPN. We’re exploring even more advanced anonymity features. This could involve integrating techniques like multi-hop VPN connections, mixnet, obfuscation of network traffic patterns, for additional layers of privacy protection. With these enhancements, user activity would be even more difficult to track or trace.<br>
3. **Integration with Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)**\
   Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) are internet-native communities with shared goals and governance structures. Integrating DePIN with DAOs could unlock new possibilities. Imagine DAOs offering dVPN or dWiFi access as a membership benefit, or DAOs utilizing Erebrus Network for secure and private communication within their communities. This integration opens doors for innovative use cases within the decentralized web space.<br>
4. **Mesh Networking Integration for Broader dWiFi Coverage**\
   Erebrus currently relies on existing individual hotspots for dWiFi access. Mesh networking integration would allow devices to connect and share internet connectivity with each other, creating a more expansive and resilient dWiFi network. Imagine a network where your phone can connect not just to a dedicated hotspot but also to other devices in the vicinity that are part of the mesh, extending the reach and reliability of dWiFi.


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