Competitive Currencies
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* Fully backed up
* One standardized unit
* Easy exchange
Requirements to become a recognized currency
• A currency must have assets to 100% back up its currency.
• A currency must have at least 5% of its state's total assets used to back-up currency.
• A currency must value assets within acceptable standards, such as a percentage of assets in respectable trading markets.
• A currency must accept every other recognized currency.
• A currency must have at least 5% of its state's total assets used to back-up currency.
• A currency must value assets within acceptable standards, such as a percentage of assets in respectable trading markets.
• A currency must accept every other recognized currency.
Operation of a Currency
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• A currency creates a Monetary-Currency Asset Portfolio (M-CAP).
• An M-CAP is a storeroom of actual items of worth such as gold, stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities, loans, and other items of real value. • Currency has an ownership right of the M-CAP; thus, the currency holder can demand items from the M-CAP. • A currency regulates its member banks. A bank selects its currency/banking regulator. • An M-CAP creates constitutionally anonymous digital currency based on the exact worth of the M-CAP. • The BD, named the Backed Dollar, is a federal clearing house for all recognized currencies. |
• The BD, the paper and coin currency, proportionally collect currency from the roughly 600 M-CAPs, to fully back up the BD. * 12 per state
• All the currencies must constantly sync their currency unit value to the average called the BD. Prices are priced as the BD. • As commerce happens, banks and M-CAPs will attain many different currencies. • M-CAPs send up all currencies, not their own, to the BD and receive theirs back from all other M-CAPs. • There would be differences in what was sent up and received back, which would be made up with the transfer of real assets from M-CAPs to M-CAPs |
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The hour-long overview
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M-CAPCreating the Monetary Currency Asset Portfolio
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The operation of the M-CAP and currency
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Explaining the Backed Dollar and syncing values
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Explaining assets gaining or losing value compared to the average.
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M-CAP settling up
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Assets of an M-CAP
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Keeping the value of the assets honest
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The Federal Reserve and the transition
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The practical use of competitive currencies
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