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Dollar

A collection of 5 issues

Reclaiming the Dollar: A Civic Money System for the Common Good

The Civic Dollar is a public money reform plan to replace the Fed with a democratic system that funds Universal Basic Income and infrastructure through Treasury-issued digital dollars—rooted in the Constitution, aligned with John Adams’ Moral Algorithm.

Value of Money

Explore Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)—a framework that sees money as a state tool, not a market creation. Rooted in Chartalism, MMT explains currency value through taxes, debunks barter myths, and rethinks public spending in today’s fiat economies.

Rebuilding the Economy

This system, analyzed through Chartalism, MMT, and the Cantillon Effect, appears well-aligned with its goals. It leverages state authority to manage money (Chartalism), uses sovereign currency issuance for social benefits (MMT), and mitigates unequal money distribution (Cantillon Effect).

The Decline of the US Empire

The United States is undergoing a period of relative decline, mirroring the trajectory of past empires. This decline is evident in military failures, economic stagnation, geopolitical realignments, and the increasing financialization of the U.S. economy

Crypto, Trump, and the New Frontier of Wealth Redistribution

The intersection of cryptocurrency and governance represents uncharted territory, fraught with opportunity and risk.