Key concepts for understanding Debunk’Onomy and the monetary doctrine of NEMO IMS.
Currency issued to finance or remunerate a regenerative service, recorded as a liability of the issuer, whose counterpart and reflux are organised collectively rather than by an individualised claim against its recipient. Canonical name since 2026-09-20, replacing “debt-free money”. Three planes not to be confused: the unit is a liability of the issuer; it creates no bilateral claim against its recipient; its counterpart and its reflux are collective.
The act of issuing this currency: monetary creation for a qualified activity, with no bilateral claim against the recipient, whose extinction is organised by a collective reflux and not by an individual repayment. Canonical name since 2026-09-20, replacing “debt-free issuance”. To be distinguished from the unit: one is the act, the other is what is issued.
NEgentropic MOney International Monetary System: a proposed international monetary system oriented toward ecosystemic robustness.
Debt-free international monetary units dedicated to regenerative, low-impact or robustness-building activities. Former wording: “debt-free” was replaced on 2026-09-20 — see monnaie régénérative à contrepartie collective and émission à contrepartie collective above.
The programmed destruction of money during transactions, weighted by ecological and social impact.
An exchange architecture in which currencies are linked to a neutral standard rather than to a dominant reserve currency.
The capacity of societies and ecosystems to absorb shocks without collapsing into degradation.
An activity that increases ecological overshoot, social fragility or systemic dependence.
An activity that restores, protects or strengthens the conditions of life.