Solution

Integrating Global Liquidity with G-Series Stablecoin 2.0

WANNA integrates fragmented global liquidity through G-Series Stablecoin 2.0. G-Series is designed with stability and regulatory alignment as primary priorities across both the initial and expansion phases of the protocol.

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1. Initial Phase: Stability Through Over-Collateralization

1) Over-Collateralization with Major Dollar Stablecoins

• GKRW, GJPY and other G-Series stablecoins are issued on top of an over-collateralized reserve of major dollar stablecoins such as USDT and USDC.

• This structure provides a buffer against external FX volatility, while leveraging liquidity that is already widely adopted in global crypto markets.

2) Transparency and Safety

To ensure trust in issuance and redemption, the protocol is designed to follow strict operational rules:

• Strict 1:1 mint/redeem discipline for users who deposit and withdraw underlying assets

• On-chain transparency through publicly verifiable mint and burn records

• Distributed custody of reserves to mitigate single-point operational risk

• Periodic reserve reporting (e.g., monthly) to provide ongoing proof of assets held in backing

Through this combination of over-collateralization and operational transparency, the initial phase prioritizes robust downside protection over capital efficiency.

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2. Expansion Phase: Regulation-Aligned Hybrid Model

As stablecoin and digital asset regulations mature in each jurisdiction, WANNA’s target model is a hybrid structure that gradually incorporates locally regulated assets and institutions.

1) Transition to Local-Currency Collateral

• When 1:1 reserve-backed local stablecoins (e.g., KRW, JPY, THB) emerge under the supervision and licensing of local regulators, G-Series collateral is designed to transition from dollar stablecoins to these local stablecoins as primary backing assets.

• This enables G-Series to align more closely with:

  • Domestic Monetary Systems

  • Local Regulatory Requirements

2) Strengthening Institutional Protection

• Where regulatory frameworks require full 1:1 reserves, segregated client funds, or bankruptcy-remote trust/deposit structures, G-Series is intended to be operated in a way that satisfies these standards.

• Once such institutional protections are in place, the protocol can reduce or remove over-collateralization requirements, improving capital efficiency while maintaining legal and structural safeguards.

3) Hybrid Operation Across Jurisdictions

• In jurisdictions where stablecoin regulation is still immature or undefined, WANNA will continue to operate G-Series under the original over-collateralized dollar stablecoin model to prioritize stability and risk management.

• Conversely, in jurisdictions with established regulatory frameworks, the G-Series will progressively evolve to adopt local-currency collateral and integrate licensed banking and payment partners as part of its core infrastructure.

Through this phased and jurisdiction-sensitive approach, WANNA aims to evolve from a crypto-native over-collateralized stablecoin system into a globally integrated, regulation-aligned liquidity and settlement layer built around G-Series Stablecoin 2.0.