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Part 1. Why humanity still thinks in terms of money raises the question: “How else could we think?”
With you, Nastya, and TCP-MARKET
When I first started working on the concept of TCP-MARKET, it seemed to me that the main task was to create a more convenient system for international settlements. But the deeper I went into economics, the more often I caught myself thinking that maybe we’re looking for answers to the wrong questions.

Nastya and TCP-MARKET
In the previous parts, I said that money is probably not the value itself. They only allow a person to preserve the ability to meet their future needs. But today I want to ask a different, very simple question.
Who do your money actually belong to?

Nastia | TCP-MARKET
Imagine an unusual situation.
You met a person you’ve known for many years.
He is honest.
Always keeps his promises.
I’ve never let you down.
He asks to borrow a small sum of money and promises to pay it back in a month.
Most people will agree.
. Why?

Nastya and TCP-MARKET.
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We are used to thinking of money as a universal measure of value. If a person has a certain amount, we automatically assume they have a certain number of opportunities.
- But is that really the case???

Hello again, it's Nastya with TCP-MARKET
Lately, I can't shake off a rather unpleasant thought.
Not about the rates.
Not about inflation.
Not about 'where the market is going'.
About a simpler thing:
money seem to stop being yours exactly at the moment you try to use it