Gure Moneta

Raw category average 3.4, rounded to 3. IM-01 3: units are issued on demand when anyone exchanges euros, through offices the association controls. IM-02 5: nothing is borrowed into existence. IM-03 2: issuance tracks euro deposits, not local output. IM-04 3: supply follows euro demand with no published cap or economic trigger. IM-05 4: reconversion to euro retires units.

Weighted 1.9, rounded to 2. SPS-01 3: stability comes from full euro backing and convertibility, with no other mechanism. SPS-02 2: the benchmark is the euro. SPS-03 2: no reserve-reporting policy has been published. SPS-04 1: nothing has circulated yet. SPS-05 2: the design does not distinguish daily stability from long-run purchasing power. SPS-06 1: it will only work in two comarcas.

Weighted 1.8, rounded to 2. FI-01 1: pegged one for one to the euro. FI-02 1: reserves are euros. FI-03 2: the reserve fund needs bank accounts. FI-04 2: value is stated in euros throughout. FI-05 2: a euro crisis passes straight through. FI-06 2: euro backing is the permanent design. FI-07 3: it is itself a local expression, and compatibility with the eusko across the Pyrenees is a stated goal rather than a built standard. FI-08 2: that compatibility is planned, not specified.

Weighted 2.4, rounded to 2. TR-01 3: the organisation is working, the currency is not circulating. TR-02 2: organising since 2024, presented publicly on 2026-02-25 with a Baztan event on 2026-03-07. TR-03 1, TR-04 1 and TR-05 1: no members spending, no merchants signed publicly and no pricing in the unit yet. TR-06 5 and TR-07 5: a live coalition of the eusko association, Udalbiltza, Cederna-Garalur, five town councils, cooperatives, unions and foundations. TR-08 3: Spanish and Basque press covered the note-design consultation on 2026-08-04. TR-09 5: citizen-led with no incentive scheme. TR-10 3: the membership drive stood at 17 percent of its 1,000 target in early August 2026, which leaves the fourth-quarter launch tight. TR-11 4: the pitch is Basque language, local economy, environment and social justice, and it is coherent.

Weighted 2.0, rounded to 2. SO-01 2: the promoting association can stop it. SO-02 2: paper notes plus an app, with no open-source commitment published. SO-03 2: Spanish law, across two autonomous communities. SO-04 2: the association holds the euro reserve. SO-05 4: a wide coalition rather than one founder. SO-06 2: it will depend on an app provider and a bank. SO-07 2: membership is a condition of use. SO-08 3: the notes are as private as cash, the app is not. SO-09 1: the rules are statutes with no technical enforcement.

Weighted 3.0. GO-01 3: association governance with public assemblies, still being built. GO-02 4: one member one vote across a 1,000-member target. GO-03 4: presentations are public and the note design went out to open consultation. GO-04 4: a membership association is hard to buy. GO-05 3: statute changes go to the assembly. GO-06 2: no separation between currency rules and operations. GO-07 3: stated values in the founding documents, amendable. GO-08 2: the association can change the issuance rule.

Weighted 2.3, rounded to 2. RE-01 1: it has never been tested. RE-02 2: one small organisation with one app. RE-03 2: no recovery plan published. RE-04 5: exchange euros, spend notes, that is the whole design. RE-05 4: paper survives any technology change and the app is replaceable. RE-06 3: full backing means a run just converts back, but the reserve has to be there. RE-07 2: it needs 1,000 paying members before it can even start. RE-08 4: notes work with no connectivity at all. RE-09 1: no machine participation.

Weighted 3.6, rounded to 4. IN-01 2: two comarcas, members only. IN-02 4: one for one with the euro and a small membership fee. IN-03 3: it targets local commerce and includes rural Baztan. IN-04 5: the benefit stays with local shops and members, with no insider allocation. IN-05 5: the same rules for everyone. IN-06 3: joining means giving a name and address. IN-07 3: nothing concentrates and nothing pays yield.