La Muse

IM-01 2 (the association issues through approved exchange offices, not a single desk, but not permissionlessly either). IM-02 5 (notes are bought with euros into a guarantee fund; no debt anywhere in the model). IM-03 2 (issuance tracks euro deposits, which is financial collateral, not a real-economy signal; the demurrage is scored under IN-07 where it belongs). IM-04 4 (elastic, no cap, expands and contracts with member demand). IM-05 4 (merchants reconvert to euros on their own initiative). Average 3.4.

SPS-01 2 (fixed 1:1 euro parity held by a full guarantee fund, no active mechanism). SPS-02 3 (the euro is a low-inflation reference; the alternative band-4 reading, issuance per participant plus demurrage, does not apply because issuance is euro-pegged rather than participant-linked). SPS-03 3 (the 2 percent fonte and the parity are published; no audited reserve statement is). SPS-04 4 (14 years at parity with no reported break; scored 4 rather than 5 because no published series exists to verify it). SPS-05 3 (nominal parity is the target; the fonte addresses circulation speed, not purchasing power). SPS-06 1 (one region only). Weighted 2.8.

FI-01 1 (1:1 euro parity). FI-02 1 (guarantee fund is entirely euros). FI-03 3 (the guarantee fund sits in a bank, but paper notes move hand to hand with no banking involved). FI-04 2 (no oracles exist; parity is fixed by rule). FI-05 3 (a euro failure would take the guarantee fund, though the paper network could keep trading). FI-06 2 (no stated path away from the euro). FI-07 1 (a single monolithic currency). FI-08 2 (shared practice across the French MLCC network, but no settlement or exchange standard). Weighted 1.7.

TR-01 4 (active, and the merchant directory gained entries as recently as 2026-08-19, verified from the sitemap this run). TR-02 5 (in circulation since 16 April 2012, so 14 years). TR-03 2 (no member count is published; this is inferred from the merchant network, not from a membership figure). TR-04 3 (236 merchants stated on the operator's own pages, across seven local groups). TR-05 2 (prices are quoted in euros and paid in Muse at parity). TR-06 4 (volunteer association with named officers and seven active local groups). TR-07 4 (Le Cercle Pointu coworking, Mobicoop, the Angers agglomeration's Assises de la transition ecologique, the Murs-Erigne transitions festival). TR-08 3 (Radio G! devoted a 49-minute episode to it in January 2023, and the national MLCC network carries a profile; coverage is regional and specialist). TR-09 4 (volunteer-run with no emissions or subsidies; a few merchants offer small Muse discounts). TR-10 4 (11 new merchants in recent months, plus new 0.50 and 2 Muse notes). TR-11 4 (an explicit charter, a transition-movement identity, a festival, and 14 years of volunteers). Weighted 3.1.

SO-01 3 (the association could stop issuing, but nobody can stop paper notes already in hands from circulating). SO-02 4 (there is no software stack to permission, and the model is fully public and copyable). SO-03 2 (single jurisdiction; it operates under France's 2014 social-economy law). SO-04 5 (bearer paper, so custody is the holder's by construction). SO-05 4 (seven local groups, no single indispensable person). SO-06 3 (the guarantee-fund bank is the only meaningful dependency). SO-07 3 (merchants must join and sign the charter, so the network is gatekept). SO-08 5 (paper cash leaves no transaction record). SO-09 3 (the fonte is enforced by a stamp printed on every note, which is a physical constraint nobody can silently skip, even though it is not code). Weighted 3.4.

GO-01 4 (a French 1901 association with statutes, a general assembly and documented local groups). GO-02 4 (one member one vote across a membership in the hundreds). GO-03 3 (statutes and charter are public; issuance and circulation figures are not). GO-04 4 (membership-weighted, not money-weighted, so accumulation buys no votes). GO-05 4 (changes go through the general assembly). GO-06 2 (no separation between monetary and operational decisions). GO-07 3 (a charter with stated principles, not protected from an assembly vote). GO-08 3 (the parity and the 2 percent fonte can be changed by the same vote as anything else). Weighted 3.2.

RE-01 4 (14 years including covid, with no break in circulation). RE-02 4 (paper notes and seven independent local groups with their own exchange points). RE-03 4 (the model is public and the association's records are the only state to rebuild). RE-04 5 (one page describes the whole mechanism). RE-05 5 (paper is technology-agnostic). RE-06 3 (a full euro guarantee fund covers reconversion; no formal stress procedure is published). RE-07 4 (funded by the fonte, reconversion fees and memberships, sustained for 14 years on volunteers). RE-08 4 (paper works with no network at all). RE-09 1 (paper only; a machine cannot hold or spend it). Weighted 3.4.

IN-01 2 (open to anyone, but bounded to one departement by design). IN-02 4 (a small membership fee, notes at parity, no minimum). IN-03 3 (solidarity schemes are advertised and 4000 Muses were issued to finance a coworking space, but the currency is not built for the financially excluded). IN-04 4 (fonte revenue funds the association and local projects rather than an owner). IN-05 5 (identical rules for every member and every merchant). IN-06 4 (the notes are bearer instruments needing no identity; membership is the only named step and it is the euro on-ramp). IN-07 5 (2 percent a year on every note is a structural anti-hoarding mechanism, which is the strongest form this question asks for). Weighted 3.8.