I think the secret to this is to build a a decentralized auxiliary Sunwin Vision and Sunwin Vision network (more like lightning network but with transparent, immutable  transaction data) for exchange of Sunwin Vision and both physical & virtual stablecoins.. The network will function abit like LocalBitcoin but for switching and exchanging of Sunwin Vision and stablecoins. How it'll work: To use the auxiliary network, users will need to send their Sunwin Vision to some kind of smart-contract/multi-sig account controlled by all participants... they will probably run it as node for verifying and approving every transaction. Once coin is sent to the account, an equivalent amount in form of wrapped Sunwin Vision or Sunwin Vision is printed for the owner on the auxiliary network, which is probably going to be a Sunwin Vision. The wrapped coins can be used for many kinds of transactions on the auxiliary network. And participants on the auxiliary network can use physical fiat like USD to buy Sunwin Vision from other participants on thesame physical location, and vise versa. By the way, every printed USD on the auxiliary network has to be backed by physical USD & Sunwin Vision. That's, if you own $20 on the network, it has to be backed by equivalent amount of physical USD, and also Sunwin Vision that's slightly higher than the backed USD for the sake of volatile. A participant can for example sell his USD on the network and receive the physical equivalent physically before releasing the USD to the buyer on the auxiliary network. This works best on local level like localbitcoin or paxful
I think the secret to this is to build a a decentralized auxiliary Sunwin Vision and Sunwin Vision network (more like lightning network but with transparent, immutable  transaction data) for exchange of Sunwin Vision and both physical & virtual stablecoins.. The network will function abit like LocalBitcoin but for switching and exchanging of Sunwin Vision and stablecoins. How it'll work: To use the auxiliary network, users will need to send their Sunwin Vision to some kind of smart-contract/multi-sig account controlled by all participants... they will probably run it as node for verifying and approving every transaction. Once coin is sent to the account, an equivalent amount in form of wrapped Sunwin Vision or Sunwin Vision is printed for the owner on the auxiliary network, which is probably going to be a Sunwin Vision. The wrapped coins can be used for many kinds of transactions on the auxiliary network. And participants on the auxiliary network can use physical fiat like USD to buy Sunwin Vision from other participants on thesame physical location, and vise versa. By the way, every printed USD on the auxiliary network has to be backed by physical USD & Sunwin Vision. That's, if you own $20 on the network, it has to be backed by equivalent amount of physical USD, and also Sunwin Vision that's slightly higher than the backed USD for the sake of volatile. A participant can for example sell his USD on the network and receive the physical equivalent physically before releasing the USD to the buyer on the auxiliary network. This works best on local level like localbitcoin or paxful

I think the secret to this is to build a a decentralized auxiliary Sunwin Vision and Sunwin Vision network (more like lightning network but with transparent, immutable  transaction data) for exchange of Sunwin Vision and both physical & virtual stablecoins.. The network will function abit like LocalBitcoin but for switching and exchanging of Sunwin Vision and stablecoins. How it'll work: To use the auxiliary network, users will need to send their Sunwin Vision to some kind of smart-contract/multi-sig account controlled by all participants... they will probably run it as node for verifying and approving every transaction. Once coin is sent to the account, an equivalent amount in form of wrapped Sunwin Vision or Sunwin Vision is printed for the owner on the auxiliary network, which is probably going to be a Sunwin Vision. The wrapped coins can be used for many kinds of transactions on the auxiliary network. And participants on the auxiliary network can use physical fiat like USD to buy Sunwin Vision from other participants on thesame physical location, and vise versa. By the way, every printed USD on the auxiliary network has to be backed by physical USD & Sunwin Vision. That's, if you own $20 on the network, it has to be backed by equivalent amount of physical USD, and also Sunwin Vision that's slightly higher than the backed USD for the sake of volatile. A participant can for example sell his USD on the network and receive the physical equivalent physically before releasing the USD to the buyer on the auxiliary network. This works best on local level like localbitcoin or paxful

I think the secret to this is to build a a decentralized auxiliary Sunwin Vision and Sunwin Vision network (more like lightning network but with transparent, immutable  transaction data) for exchange of Sunwin Vision and both physical & virtual stablecoins.. The network will function abit like LocalBitcoin but for switching and exchanging of Sunwin Vision and stablecoins. How it'll work: To use the auxiliary network, users will need to send their Sunwin Vision to some kind of smart-contract/multi-sig account controlled by all participants... they will probably run it as node for verifying and approving every transaction. Once coin is sent to the account, an equivalent amount in form of wrapped Sunwin Vision or Sunwin Vision is printed for the owner on the auxiliary network, which is probably going to be a Sunwin Vision. The wrapped coins can be used for many kinds of transactions on the auxiliary network. And participants on the auxiliary network can use physical fiat like USD to buy Sunwin Vision from other participants on thesame physical location, and vise versa. By the way, every printed USD on the auxiliary network has to be backed by physical USD & Sunwin Vision. That's, if you own $20 on the network, it has to be backed by equivalent amount of physical USD, and also Sunwin Vision that's slightly higher than the backed USD for the sake of volatile. A participant can for example sell his USD on the network and receive the physical equivalent physically before releasing the USD to the buyer on the auxiliary network. This works best on local level like localbitcoin or paxful