Economics

What if you could create and exchange your personal currency but use it under common rules?

In Circles, each user issues 1 CRC per hour of their personal currency, which can be exchanged within a trust-based network.

UBI is a financial model that provides regular, unconditional payments to individuals. Circles implements this concept through its personal currency system.

Try it with Metri wallet (beta) 
https://app.metri.xyz/install

You’ll need someone to trust you to start earning CRC or have @gnosispay 💳 which is integrated.

https://www.aboutcircles.com/faq

What if using a wallet could earn you UBI instead of all kinds of crazy points? And you don’t even have to do quests or streaks to earn it?

unreal reality  /misha 🪨 mishaderidder.eth.limo glitch.mishaderidder.com 

no the contract just generates 1 CRC per hour for you regardless what. but you can only start generating if someone trusts you. 
(with Metri wallet that can also be @gnosispay )

anyway you can convert the CRC (atm) to fiat and the value you actually have somehow find out within you own circle of trust. 

It’s an interesting experiment. In Berlin I think these shops and such that accept it. I think it’s now in a second fase. 

Report here from the initial fase

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no the contract just generates 1 CRC per hour for you regardless what. but you can only start generating if someone trusts you. 
(with Metri wallet that can also be @gnosispay )

anyway you can convert the CRC (atm) to fiat and the value you actually have somehow find out within you own circle of trust. 

It’s an interesting experiment. In Berlin I think these shops and such that accept it. I think it’s now in a second fase. 

Report here from the initial fase
https://circles.coop/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Coop-Report_2501.pdf