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[RFC] WARCoin: Deterministic 1:1 USD Stablecoin via Serialized 7-Day Color Ring Buffers and Burn-on-Egress Invariants

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Briefings

WARCoin is a deterministic 1:1 USD stablecoin protocol designed to prevent infinite minting and collateral contagion by enforcing strict USD-only inbounds, serial-based issuance, and a 7-day color-coded ring system. The protocol limits daily minting to 7 units per address and caps total serials at 1 billion, with a hard freeze if all 7 buckets saturate. Key constraints include a 10,000 unit outbound cap, a 24/7 TWAP-based auto-freeze for volatility, and a self-healing exit hatch allowing holders to redeem collateral even during freezes. The architecture uses bitmap packing for O(1) state checks and maintains a strict 1:1 USD matching ratio with no fractional dust.

Key points

• WARCoin enforces a strict USD-only ingress firewall rejecting all non-USD assets at the gateway to prevent collateral contagion.
• The protocol limits daily minting to 7 units per address and caps total serials at 1 billion to prevent state bloat attacks.

Context

This proposal outlines a deterministic 1:1 USD stablecoin architecture using serialized 7-day color ring buffers to eliminate infinite-mint vulnerabilities. It addresses standard ERC-20 risks like cross-collateral contagion and replay vectors through a strict asset firewall and serial invalidation loop.

Limitations

The evidence covers the core protocol architecture, supply invariants, and autonomous circuit breaker constraints. Specific implementation details regarding gas-efficient storage layouts for historical rings, edge cases for MEV front-running during serial burns, and caveats for atomic egress swaps remain unaddressed in the provided text.

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