Chapter 4 · How WCN works
It is not a conceptual system, but a runnable, traceable, and verifiable workflow.
Chapter 3 answers “Why is it designed this way?” Chapter 4 answers “How does the system run?” From the definition of the minimum business closed loop, to the complete process of node → settlement, to the precise division of labor between people and agents, and finally, a complete case of a $2M seed round is used to walk the path.
4.1 Minimum business closed loopWhat counts as a closed loop, what doesn’t, and why Web3 has not yet established a systematic “business completion” standard.4.2 Process from node to settlementThe complete workflow is expanded: resource entry → Deal Room → Task execution → Proof Desk → PoB → Settlement, including timeline estimation and exception handling.4.3 Division of roles between people and agentsBased on the true boundaries of current AI capabilities, the irreplaceable areas of humans and the best starting points for Agents are defined, with a risk control framework attached.4.4 A sample processComplete case of $2M seed round + legal collaboration: 5 participants, 14-day closed loop, attribution ratio details, compared to the scenario without WCN.
This chapter is the "Operation Manual Overview" of WCN. Once you understand the closed loop, process, division of labor, and cases, you can judge whether the system is feasible in real scenarios.