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Overview

WANNA and G-Series Stablecoin 2.0 are designed as infrastructure, not a one-off product.

The roadmap is organized into five phases, evolving from:

  • The strategic roadmap is organized into four execution phases, evolving from:

    • a secure GUSD / G-Series issuance and redemption layer

    • to an Earn layer that adds conservative yield on top of the reserve

    • to a brokerage layer for RWA and lending built around G-Series

    • to a multi-chain, wallet-native access layer for spot and derivatives

Beyond these four phases, the project also defines a separate Strategic Horizon: a dedicated G-Series mainnet and open payment network (see “Strategic Horizon – G-Series Mainnet & Open Payment Network”).

Phases are defined by product readiness, integrations, and AUM scale, rather than fixed calendar dates. Each phase is designed to be economically and operationally meaningful on its own, while also serving as a foundation for the next step.

Phase 1 – GUSD & G-Series Issuance and Redemption

Focus: Establish the core monetary layer of the WANNA ecosystem.

In Phase 1, the priority is to prove that GUSD and G-Series can operate as safe, transparent, and reliable FX-pegged stablecoins on-chain.

Scope

  • Launch GUSD as the USD-denominated base stablecoin, backed by an over-collateralized reserve of major dollar stablecoins (e.g., USDT, USDC).

  • Launch G-Series Stablecoin 2.0 (e.g., GKRW, GJPY, GTHB, GVND), issued on top of GUSD with FX-aware risk parameters.

  • Implement robust mint and burn flows for:

    • GUSD ↔ USD stablecoin collateral

    • G-Series ↔ GUSD, based on FX rates and risk guardrails

Key Elements

  • Conservative over-collateralization and tiered liquidity (L1/L2) at the GUSD layer.

  • Multi-source oracle and sanctions-compliance integration.

  • Initial integrations with wallets, protocols, and venues that treat GUSD/G-Series as settlement assets.

Phase 1 is about building a credible base layer: if GUSD/G-Series are not dependable at this stage, later phases do not proceed.

Phase 2 – Earn: Yield Layer on Top of GUSD / G-Series

Focus: Add a conservative yield layer to improve liquidity retention and protocol sustainability.

In Phase 2, GUSD and G-Series evolve from static stablecoins into a yield-enabled infrastructure layer, while maintaining strict risk controls.

Scope

  • Launch WANNA Earn, a native yield service powered by:

    • excess reserves in the Tier 2 (L2) bucket

    • governance-approved, low-risk strategies (e.g., institutional staking, short-term RWA exposure, repo-like products)

  • Allow users and partners to hold G-Series balances (e.g., GKRW, GJPY) and access yield indirectly, while:

    • yield generation and risk management occur at the USD collateral layer (GUSD + underlying stablecoins).

  • Formalize revenue allocation rules:

    • risk buffers and reserves

    • ecosystem incentives

    • WANNA buy-back & burn (according to tokenomics)

Phase 2 focuses on demonstrating that yield and stability can coexist, without compromising collateral ratios, liquidity coverage, or peg behavior.

Phase 3 – Brokerage Layer: RWA & Lending via G-Series

Focus: Use G-Series as the user-facing interface, while internally routing operations through USD stablecoin collateral and GUSD.

In Phase 3, WANNA becomes a brokerage layer that connects users to major RWA and lending protocols, abstracting complexity behind a G-Series-centric UX.

Scope

  • Integrate major RWA platforms and lending protocols into a unified on-chain brokerage interface.

  • Users interact primarily in local currency units via G-Series:

    • e.g., deposit GKRW, view balances and PnL in GKRW/GJPY, etc.

  • Under the hood:

    • deposits are converted into GUSD / USD stablecoin collateral

    • positions, collateral, and risk are managed in USD terms

    • the system automatically routes liquidity to RWA and lending venues

Key Elements

  • Brokerage primitives for:

    • position management

    • collateral and margin logic

    • standardized integration with third-party RWA and lending protocols

  • Clear separation between:

    • G-Series UX layer (what the user sees)

    • USD collateral layer (what actually secures the system)

Phase 3 positions G-Series as the default collateral and settlement interface for RWA and lending flows, while maintaining risk concentration and control at the GUSD/USD layer.

Phase 4 – Multi-Chain Wallet & Perpetuals Brokerage Layer

Focus: Remove crypto onboarding friction and expand WANNA into a multi-chain, derivatives-capable access layer.

Phase 4 focuses on UX abstraction (email-based accounts) and chain abstraction (EVM + non-EVM), while integrating high-performance derivatives venues behind a brokerage interface.

Scope

  • Implement account abstraction–style wallets:

    • email or social login

    • seedless experience

    • automatic wallet assignment and management for users

  • Extend G-Series access beyond EVM to non-EVM chains such as:

    • Solana, Tron, TON, and others, via bridging, routing, or adapter layers

  • Integrate perpetual DEX platforms into a brokerage layer:

    • users trade derivatives with G-Series / GUSD as margin and settlement

    • the backend connects to high-performance perp DEXs in a transparent way

Key Elements

  • UX where users primarily see:

    • email-based accounts

    • local currency balances in G-Series

    • access to spot + derivatives in one place

  • Infrastructure where:

    • routing, bridging, margin management, and venue selection are handled by the protocol and partners.

Phase 4 turns WANNA into an omni-chain, wallet-native front door for both spot and derivatives, with G-Series at the center of the user experience.

Phase-Based Design Philosophy

The roadmap is intentionally phased and modular:

  • Each phase is self-contained.

    • Phase 1–2 must be sustainable and trustworthy on their own

    • before more complex brokerage, derivatives, and payment layers are added

  • Later phases extend, but do not replace, earlier ones.

    • GUSD and G-Series remain the core monetary layer across all phases

    • New products simply increase the ways in which they are used

  • Flexibility is built-in.

    • RWA, lending, derivatives, and payment integrations will progress according to market conditions and regulation in each jurisdiction

    • The protocol is designed so that Phase 1–3 can already deliver meaningful value, even if certain Phase 4 or long-term vision components are delayed

Ultimately, the guiding idea is simple:

The more robust and widely used G-Series becomes, the more strategic value the WANNA ecosystem can create and capture.

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