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

Phase 2 introduces a conservative yield layer on top of the stablecoin core built in Phase 1.

GUSD and G-Series evolve from “purely stable” assets into a yield-enabled infrastructure layer, where:

  • yield is generated at the USD collateral / reserve layer

  • users can access that yield indirectly through G-Series and integrated interfaces

Phase 2 focuses on sustainability and retention: creating incentives for liquidity to stay in the system, without compromising solvency or peg stability.


1. Phase Objective

Primary Objective

Launch WANNA Earn – a native yield service built on top of:

  • GUSD reserves (Tier 2, L2)

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

Note: Yield is paid in the deposited asset (e.g., Deposit GKRW \rightarrow Earn GKRW). It is NOT paid in WANNA tokens, ensuring real-yield sustainability."

Key Principles

  • Real Yield Yield is based on reserve margins and external income, not solely on inflationary token emissions.

  • Conservative Risk Clear guardrails and exposure caps protect the peg and redemption guarantees.

  • Abstracted UX Users interact with G-Series balances, while the protocol manages underlying USD strategies and FX complexity.


2. Scope of Phase 2

2.1 In Scope

  • Activation of Tiered Liquidity (L1/L2)

    • L1 (Immediate Liquidity): Non-yielding buffer for redemptions (“do-not-touch” capital).

    • L2 (Yield Reserve): Excess collateral deployed into whitelisted strategies.

  • WANNA Earn (Infrastructure Level) Deployment of strategies such as institutional staking and T-bill-like RWAs, subject to strict exposure caps, haircuts, and unwinding constraints.

  • User-Facing Earn Products Interfaces where users can opt in to earn yield on GUSD or G-Series. The protocol routes economic exposure to L2 behind the scenes, while front-ends present a simple “Earn” experience.

  • Revenue Allocation Rules Implementation of the split between:

    • Risk buffers

    • Ecosystem incentives

    • WANNA Buyback & Burn according to the tokenomics framework

2.2 Out of Scope

  • Full brokerage / lending interfaces (reserved for Phase 3).

  • Derivatives / perpetual DEX integrations (reserved for Phase 4).

  • Dedicated mainnet & payment stack (reserved for the Strategic Horizon stage).


3. Core Components Delivered in Phase 2

  • Enhanced Reserve Management Policies for L1/L2 rebalancing and for handling first-loss scenarios in L2.

  • Strategy Whitelisting Framework Governance-led selection of protocols/assets based on:

    • security audits and track record

    • liquidity and exit constraints

    • jurisdictional/compliance considerations. No hidden leverage and no opaque derivatives are allowed

  • WANNA Earn Interfaces Protocol-level smart contracts for:

    • depositing assets into Earn products

    • tracking yield-bearing balances or shares

    • withdrawing principal plus accrued yield

  • Revenue Accounting Logic On-chain/off-chain processes to:

    • measure net yield from L2

    • execute allocation rules (buffer vs. incentives vs. buyback)


4. User & Partner Journeys in Phase 2

4.1 End User: “Earn on G-Series”

  • Goal: Earn conservative yield while holding local currency exposure.

  • Flow: User deposits GKRW into an Earn product → Protocol routes liquidity via GUSD into L2 strategies → Yield generated in USD is mapped back to GKRW exposure.

  • Result: User simply sees “Earn on GKRW”, while the protocol manages FX, GUSD, and USD treasury complexity behind the scenes.


4.2 Institutional / LP: GUSD Earn

  • Goal: Park large USD balances in a conservative, reserve-style yield source.

  • Flow: Deposit GUSD → Receive yield-bearing position representing a share of L2.

  • Result: WANNA functions as a reserve-style yield venue for institutional capital, built on top of the GUSD layer.


4.3 Partners (Wallets, Exchanges)

  • Action: Integrate Earn endpoints to offer “Earn in G-Series” or “Earn in GUSD” features to their user base.

  • Benefit: Partners can leverage WANNA’s infrastructure and RWA pipes instead of building and maintaining their own reserve and risk stack.


5. Risk and Compliance Framework

Phase 2 introduces yield but maintains a conservative risk appetite.

  • L1 Protection Immediate liquidity buffers remain non-yielding and untouched, to ensure redemption capability and peg defense.

  • L2 as First-Loss Buffer Any strategy losses are absorbed by L2 before impacting:

    • L1 liquidity

    • minimum CR requirements

    • user redemption promises

  • Strict Strategy Selection Only audited, liquid, and compliant strategies are eligible, with clear unwinding paths.

  • Compliance Layer Sanctions guardrails from Phase 1 apply to Earn flows. Additional checks for specific RWA exposures can be enforced at the front-end level (e.g., KYC’d interfaces).


6. Success Criteria

Phase 2 is considered successful if:

  • Stable Yield Track Record Consistent, positive yield generation over time without peg breakage.

  • Controlled Risk Profile No breaches of:

    • minimum CR

    • L1 liquidity requirements, even under reasonably stressed conditions

  • Adoption A meaningful share of GUSD/G-Series supply migrates into Earn products and L2-based strategies.

  • Clear Revenue Flows Transparent measurement and allocation of net revenue, including explicit WANNA token value accrual per the tokenomics design.


7. Transition to Phase 3

Phase 2 prepares the ground for Phase 3 – Brokerage (RWA & Lending).

Preconditions:

  • Proven Earn layer stability and a reliable yield track record.

  • Demonstrated ability to manage L1/L2 rebalancing and strategy changes without user fund impairment.

  • Sufficient demand from users and partners to access more complex RWA/lending protocols beyond simple yield products.

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