👉The Birth of a De-sovereign Value System: How to Build a Civil Consensus Currency

Why 'De-sovereign'?

1. The Logical End of National Currency: Monopoly and Overdraft

The issuance mechanism of state sovereign currency is essentially a political tool; it does not serve individuals but provides financing for fiscal deficits, war debts, and internal governance. Inflation, devaluation, capital controls, and frozen accounts are all inherent manifestations of this system. Once currency belongs to the state, it no longer belongs to the people.

2. A Necessary Prerequisite for a New Structure of Civilization: Currency Neutrality

A truly fair, self-governing, and sustainable global civilization system must be built on a currency foundation that does not rely on any single country. In other words, it must be de-sovereignized. This is not political resistance but structural evolution.

3. When Currency Loses Credibility, People Rebuild Value

When the state loses its ability to control or actively devalues its currency, ordinary people are ultimately the ones who suffer. Therefore, people begin to seek their own ways: redefining units of value, building their own clearing networks, and managing their own credit systems. This is not a revolution, but a matter of survival.