THE BASICS What are Regenerative Currencies? |
Regenerative Currencies are proposed media of exchange that are designed to make our financial systems promote positive social and ecological conditions worldwide. |
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The Central Concepts
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Data Backing is a process for ethically and securely monitoring positive social and ecological conditions, producing a corresponding supply of a digital currency that represents these measures of value.
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Lifespan-Based Digital Assets slowly lose value over time to represent the real entropy of energy and materials. This allows new assets to be generated towards the production of new value without cost.
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Clicking above will open a post describing Regenerative Currencies through the lens of Doughnut Economics. Introduced by Kate Raworth, the "Doughnut" Model is an economic framework for prioritizing social and ecological well-being.
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The Regenerative Currency System model is being digitally released in a publicly licensed form while it is still in an early-access state to cultivate transparency, collaboration, and accessibility. You are welcome to share, edit, use, and adapt these materials within the scope of their public licenses. Learn more and join the movement on the Collaborate page of this website.
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