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[RFC] WARCoin: Deterministic 1:1 USD Stablecoin via Serialized 7-Day Color Ring Buffers and Burn-on-Egress Invariants
Publication: Ethereum Research - Latest topics
Author: Deamonminwar
Source published: 13/11/2026, 00:47:41 UTC
Briefing created: 13/11/2026, 01:17:53 UTC
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Briefings
WARCoin proposes a deterministic 1:1 USD stablecoin using 7-day color-coded ring buffers to enforce serial issuance limits and prevent infinite minting. The protocol enforces strict USD-only deposits, burns serials on egress, and uses a 10^9 global supply invariant. Key features include a 7-day color cycle with 1,000 serials per bucket, a sequential genesis run, and a cyclic spillover mechanism that shifts colors when all buckets are saturated. The system aims to eliminate cross-collateral contagion and replay vectors by isolating assets at the state-transition level.
Key points
- WARCoin enforces a strict USD-only ingress firewall that rejects any non-USD asset deposit at the minting router.
- Each 1 WARCoin is tracked as a discrete serialized unit stamped with a Serial ID (#1–#1,000) and a Day-of-Week Color Index (0–6) within a 7-day ring.
Context
This research paper outlines a novel architecture for a deterministic 1:1 USD stablecoin designed to eliminate common vulnerabilities in standard ERC-20 stablecoins, such as infinite minting and collateral contagion. The proposal introduces a 7-day color-coded ring buffer system to manage serial issuance and provides a detailed threat model for the protocol's security mechanisms.
Limitations
The evidence is limited to the author's technical proposal and does not include empirical testing results, user adoption data, or real-world transaction logs. The protocol relies on assumptions about gas efficiency and atomicity that remain unverified. The 10^9 global supply invariant is a theoretical constraint rather than a measured historical value.
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