The strategy is to develop a proof-of-stake ERC20 token that can be modified and tweaked to an individual's liking, deployed across a private chain, and then used in their own applications, whether they be casual games or value transfers where blockchains are required. Autoria is an example of the robust ERC20 token model we have developed (see the Yellowpaper), and we are now developing a system in which people can configure their own digital currencies on their own private blockchains with a few commands in the terminal.

The end goal is to have private chains that run without any transaction fees (because developers run their own servers that mine for them to clear transactions), and to have each of those chains hook into a private main chain used only for interchain communication. This chain will also be free, as each private chain will run mining for their own private chain and transactions on the main chain. Our goal is to streamline the blockchain networking process so that meaningless transactions don't clog up the network, and we stop wasting expensive energy on mining functions that are mostly meaningless hashing methods and very little actual work towards moving and confirming transactions.

That being said, the former is what you're participating in! And Hadron is the latter. We're thinking about incorporating Autoria more into Hadron at a later date, perhaps as a proof of concept chain or dapp.