— 15 February 2024 —

Towards multivalent currencies, bioregional monetary stewardship and a distributed global reserve currency

The following principles underpin a vision that opens up the future rather than closing it down. Whilst it is critical to understand the constraints (such as energy and carbon), we also need to seed a desire for non-competitive, infinite economies. Value flows such as solidarity, information and care can be managed in a different way to finite economies, providing a liberating release valve to our current scarcity mindset.

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