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Money2069
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Stablecoins: Designing a Price-Stable CryptocurrencyFoundational essay on stablecoin design taxonomy — fiat-collateralized, crypto-collateralized, and algorithmic stablecoins — by a prominent crypto investor.
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MoneynessLong-running blog with sharp analysis of stablecoins, CBDCs, private money history, and monetary plumbing from a Canadian monetary historian.
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Positive MoneyUK-based advocacy organization publishing ongoing analysis on sovereign money, full-reserve banking, and democratic money creation.
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The Chicago Plan RevisitedIMF Working Paper revisiting Irving Fisher's 1930s 100% reserve banking plan, modeling elimination of bank money creation.
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Unterguggenberger InstitutResearch institute dedicated to the legacy of Mayor Michael Unterguggenberger and the 1932 Wörgl stamp scrip experiment. Primary source for Gesellian research.
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What are Flatcoins?Interactive explainer: flatcoins keep purchasing power flat, not price. Examples, comparison tables, and how they differ from stablecoins.
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People Money: The Promise of Regional CurrenciesPractical guide and case studies of regional currencies (Chiemgauer, BerkShares, Brixton Pound, Palmas) with design principles.
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Modern Monetary Theory: A PrimerCore MMT primer from the Levy Economics Institute, explaining sovereign currency issuance, taxes-drive-money, and government-as-monopoly-issuer.
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Interest and the Paradox of Contemporary Islamic Law and FinanceRigorous academic treatment of riba (interest) prohibition and its implications for equity-based, interest-free monetary design.
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Das GeldsyndromGerman Gesellian classic published in full online — systemic critique of compound interest and debt-money, foundational for the freiwirtschaft movement.
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Sacred Economics: Money, Gift, and Society in the Age of TransitionSynthesizes Gesellian demurrage, gift economies, and local currencies into a vision for post-scarcity money. Full text available free online.
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Money and Sustainability: The Missing LinkClub of Rome report applying ecosystem resilience theory to monetary systems, arguing monoculture is fragile and biodiversity essential.
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The Ecology of MoneyArgues for multiple currencies serving different functions (international, national, regional, local) and advocates a carbon-backed international currency. Full text available free online via Feasta.
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Multicurrency MercantilismExplores how the world is shifting from 80 years of dollar dominance to a plural, competitive multicurrency mercantilist system.
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Money with a PurposeCommunity currencies achieving social, environmental and economic impact.
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New Money for a New WorldOne of those rarest of rare books that can truly help change the course of humanity, revealing the secret liberating variable to empower rapid societal transformation — monetary redesign.
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Creating WealthGrowing loyal economies with local currencies.
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Broken MoneyWhy our financial system is failing us and how we can make it better.
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Future MoneyArgues that the current money system drives poverty, environmental destruction, and social injustice, and that governments should reclaim the power of money creation.
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Die Natürliche WirtschaftsordnungLays out the core Freiwirtschaft program of land reform and decaying, demurrage-based money as a way to abolish unearned income from interest and rent.
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Digni GeldArgues that unconditional basic income is a dead end in an age of automation and proposes Digni-Geld, a new money tied to productive capital.
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Denationalisation of MoneyArgues that abolishing the state monopoly on money and allowing competing privately issued currencies would create more stable money.
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Creating New MoneyA reform blueprint proposing to shift all new money creation from commercial banks to the central bank, issued debt-free as public revenue.
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A Digital EuroExamines key design decisions for a digital euro, recommending an approach that strengthens European financial sovereignty.
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Bank Seigniorage in a Monetary Production EconomyExamines how commercial banks capture seigniorage rents through their privileged role in creating money via the payment system.
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The Hole in Bitcoin's HeartCritically examines Bitcoin as a scarce digital collectible rather than true money.
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Quantity Theory of MoneyExplains Irving Fisher's quantity theory of money via the MV = PT equation of exchange.
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The History of MoneyTraces the evolution of money from early barter and coins to today's global electronic system.
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Bringing the Helicopter to GroundA historical review arguing that direct cooperation between central banks and treasuries effectively supported economic growth.
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Easy There EntropyA blog by the co-founder of Cosmos/Tendermint exploring monetary theory, local currencies, and payment system design.
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Dr. Leander Bindewald BlogResearch updates and essays on complementary currencies, currency design, and sustainable finance.
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The Money ProjectAn ongoing series of infographics and data visualisations exploring the concept, history, and mechanics of money.
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Economy 2.0 — The Silvio Gesell FoundationA web video series co-produced by the Silvio Gesell Foundation and the Henry George School.
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Stable Coins, Stable GrowthArgues that stablecoins belong to existing fiat monetary hierarchies and that blockchain success depends on dollar-pegged stablecoins.
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A Network Model of MoneyDevelops a network-theoretic model of money treating financial systems as graphs of trust and obligations.
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Money is MemoryShows that money is technologically equivalent to a primitive form of memory in economic environments without commitment.
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Money2069 ManifestoSets out Money2069 as a monetary religion and open institution to build a neutral, state-free, spending-power stable currency standard by 2069.
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CirclesPresents Circles, a decentralized people-issued currency with demurrage-based tokens linked through a social trust graph.
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The Terra TRC White PaperPresents the Terra Trade Reference Currency, a demurrage-charged, commodity-backed complementary currency for global trade.
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Cycles MoneyCycles is an open, privacy-preserving decentralized clearing and settlement protocol using multilateral optimization.
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Remaking Money for a Sustainable FutureExplores how grassroots organisations are redesigning monetary systems through complementary currencies for green and inclusive economies.
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The End of Money and the Future of CivilizationExamines the problems of the current debt-based monetary system and proposes alternatives such as credit clearing and mutual credit.
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Altered States of Monetary ConsciousnessA newsletter exploring modern money systems, financial technology, and economic structures through critical analysis.
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Stabilizing the DollarFisher's 1920 foundational proposal for a 'compensated dollar' indexed to a commodity basket to maintain stable purchasing power. The canonical early-20th-century blueprint for rules-based price-level stabilization, explicitly critiqued by Mises and Hayek as engineered stabilization that substitutes one form of political control for another.
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The Token DollarArgues that AI compute tokens are replacing oil as the structural sink for dollar demand — the petrodollar's geopolitical fragility being superseded by a 'token dollar' regime where physics-bound compute scarcity generates durable, non-political demand for USD. A modern monetary-plumbing perspective on dollar hegemony.
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Beyond MoneyA long-running blog by community economist Thomas H. Greco Jr. — a 40+ year practitioner-scholar of complementary currencies and author of 'The End of Money and the Future of Civilization' (2009). Publishes essays advocating moneyless exchange, mutual-credit systems, and the restoration of the commons, in the Gesell-Riegel-Lietaer tradition.
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Dollarisation and monetary control: what lessons for the rise of stablecoins?BIS working paper (July 2026) reading the rise of dollar stablecoins through the long record of conventional dollarisation. It examines how easy access to tokenized dollar liquidity can erode domestic monetary control, which economies are most exposed, and what past dollarisation episodes suggest about policy responses.
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The impact of stablecoins on the international monetary and financial systemBIS paper (May 2026) analysing stablecoins through the framework of international currency functions. With roughly 98 percent of stablecoin value denominated in dollars, the authors argue widespread adoption is most likely to affect private store-of-value and medium-of-exchange roles in economies facing macroeconomic instability, initially reinforcing existing currency hierarchies.
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IJCCR Vol. 30 No. 1 (2026): Special Issue RomeThe 2026 special issue of the International Journal of Community Currency Research collects thirteen peer-reviewed papers from the seventh biennial RAMICS conference in Rome, spanning empirical and theoretical work on community and complementary currency systems from Japan, Europe and Brazil. Open access, and the field's primary scholarly venue.
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