The Bitcoin Revolution

Satoshi Nakamoto is a cryptographic genius who in 2007 began to design a system that could conceivably liberate
the mass of humanity from the clutches of traditional centralized money
systems and the controllers thereof. 

P2P Currency

Bitcoin is an open-source digital currency system that allows instant
payments to anyone, anywhere in the world, with no central
authority.

Community Currency in Your Neighborhood

With dedication and hard work, you can start a community currency to meet the needs of those around you. 

New Money

Complementary currencies, such as the Torekes used in Flanders, could be the solution to the world's chronic economic problems. 

Art As Money: The “2012” Banknote

Amsterdam-based artist Dadara celebrates this year of radical change with the latest project from Exchanghibition Bank:  a "2012" note that blurs the distinction between fine art and finance, banking and theatrical ritual.

Sacred Economics: Chapter 12, Negative-Interest Economics (Pt. 13)

The deep link between money and being is good news because human
identity today is undergoing a profound metamorphosis. What kind of
money will be consistent with the new self, the connected self, and a
world in which we increasingly realize the truth of interconnectedness:
that more for you is more for me?

Ithaca Hours: An Interview with Paul Glover

If there ever was a father of local currency it would be Paul Glover. In 1991 He started a local currency in Ithaca
N.Y. called Ithaca Hours. It is the largest and longest running complementary currency in the
country. 

In Soil We Trust

The
time has come to splice biophilia into the DNA of a new kind of fiduciary
responsibility that enables one million people to put 1% of their
money into local food enterprises that support principles
of soil fertility, sense of place, economic, cultural and ecological diversity,
and nonviolence. 

The End of Money and the Future of Civilization

If the global economy were broken up into local units, would there be any need for national governments? Would it not make more sense for governments to scale down to the size of the economic units? The decentralization and democratization of the exchange process can only be achieved through traders establishing their own mutual credit clearing circles and independent private and community currencies.