Mainnet roadmap

Hanok is built to move to GIWA mainnet as soon as the chain and its ecosystem are ready. The protocol design is final; what changes between testnet and mainnet is the deployment and its parameters.

Prerequisites

1. GIWA mainnet launches.
2. A canonical Uniswap V4 PoolManager is available on GIWA. Hanok's testnet stack deploys its own for testing; mainnet will use the official one.
3. Independent security audits of the Hanok contracts are completed and published.

What will change

Area	Testnet	Mainnet
Launch config	0.02 ETH graduation target	Sized for real markets; configs are append-only, so testnet ids stay readable
Launch fee	0	Small flat fee in ETH
Public launching	Open	Open, with a whitelist available for early access
Fee operator	Protocol wallet	Protocol-run keeper
Owner	Deployer wallet	Multisig, transferred with the two-step process
Images	IPFS	Pinned IPFS with a dedicated gateway

What will not change

The mechanics documented here: bonding curve, automatic graduation, locked liquidity, fixed 1% platform fee, 1–10% creator tax, snipe protection, buyback vesting, pull-payment escrow, takeover timelocks and the on-chain interfaces integrators build against.

Beyond mainnet

• Additional quote assets (stablecoins) once GIWA's paymaster and stablecoin ecosystem are live.
• Creator tooling: scheduled launches with allowlists, team vesting.
• Indexer and public API for high-volume interfaces.