Overview

This section summarizes the key risks and limitations associated with using:

• the WANNA protocol

• GUSD and G-Series Stablecoin 2.0

• any current or future G-Series stablecoins

(collectively, the “Protocol”).

The risks described here are illustrative, not exhaustive. They are intended to highlight major categories of risk

• not every possible scenario can be anticipated

• actual outcomes may differ materially from the examples described

Before using the Protocol, holding G-Series stablecoins, or participating in WANNA-related services, each user should:

• carefully review this section and the broader documentation

• assess their own risk tolerance and regulatory context

• seek independent legal, tax, or financial advice where appropriate

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1. Purpose of This Section

The purpose of this section is to:

• provide a high-level overview of the main risks and limitations,

• help users and integrators understand what could go wrong, and

• clearly state that no outcome is guaranteed, including peg stability, liquidity, or returns.

This section should be read together with:

• Smart Contract Risk

• Regulatory and Policy Risk

• Collateral Asset Risk

which provide more detailed explanations of specific risk categories.

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2. No Guarantee of Stability, Liquidity, or Profit

Even though the Protocol is designed with:

• over-collateralization

• conservative risk management

• multiple safety buffers

it cannot guarantee:

• that each G-Series stablecoin will always trade at or near its target peg

• that sufficient liquidity will always be available to mint or redeem at the desired size or timing

• that users will not incur losses in extreme market, technical, or regulatory events

The Protocol does not promise:

• any fixed yield

• any guaranteed principal protection

• any minimum or maximum token price

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3. User Responsibility

By choosing to use the Protocol or hold its assets, users acknowledge that:

• They are voluntarily taking on the risks described here and in the detailed risk pages.

• They understand that digital assets and stablecoins are a high-risk domain.

• They are responsible for:

  • managing their own wallets and private keys

  • understanding how smart contracts work at a basic level

  • checking whether their use of the Protocol is legal in their jurisdiction

The Protocol and its contributors cannot:

• prevent all losses

• reverse all mistaken transactions

• compensate users for market, technical, or regulatory shocks

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4. Forward-Looking Nature of the Design

The WANNA and G-Series architecture is designed with:

• a pre-regulation phase, where collateral is primarily crypto-native

• a post-regulation phase, where the system aims to incorporate more regulated structures (e.g., licensed entities, fiat-backed local stablecoins, RWAs)

However:

• The regulatory environment is changing quickly and unevenly across jurisdictions.

• Some parts of the planned roadmap may be delayed, modified, or never implemented.

• Certain services or assets may be restricted or unavailable in specific countries or to specific user groups.

Users should not assume that every element of the long-term design will be delivered exactly as described.

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5. Summary

Using WANNA, GUSD, and G-Series stablecoins involves multiple layers of risk, including but not limited to:

• smart contract risk

• regulatory and policy risk

• collateral asset and liquidity risk

These risks can lead to:

• partial or total loss of value

• reduced or delayed access to redemptions

• changes in how the Protocol operates over time

Each user should:

• carefully evaluate whether participation is appropriate for their situation

• only use funds they can afford to lose

For more detail, please refer to the subsequent pages in the Risk & Limitations section