“Real money” is more than just a slogan. It’s a call to restore trust and fairness in an economic world dominated by fiat currencies that lose value at the whim of political decisions and central bank expansions. Central Ura (URU)—a credit-based, asset-backed currency—steps into this space, offering a stable and ethical alternative to paper money printed out of thin air.
Below, we explore how Central Ura tackles the pressing challenges of inflation, currency devaluation, and economic exploitation—and why the Founding Holders play a pivotal role in bringing this vision to life.
1. Inflation: The Hidden Tax on Ordinary People
How Fiat Fuels Inflation
Traditional fiat currencies are issued as debt. Central banks can “create” new money to finance government spending, stabilize markets, or respond to crises. While this may provide short-term relief, it often triggers long-term inflation—gradually eroding the purchasing power of the money in everyone’s wallet.
Every dollar or euro or yen becomes less valuable as more units flood into circulation. Wage earners, small savers, and fixed-income retirees suffer most, forced to stretch money that buys less each year.
Central Ura’s Built-In Inflation Shield
Central Ura (URU) is issued without debt and backed by real assets or receivables. Each URU1.00 corresponds to 1.69 grams of gold in purchasing power, with a protective floor at USD 136.04. This design effectively places a hard limit on how many URU units can enter circulation without an equivalent increase in real collateral—meaning it can’t be “printed” away to fund deficits.
As a result, holding URU guards families, businesses, and entire national economies against hidden inflationary taxes.
2. Currency Devaluation: The Global Race to the Bottom
The Flawed Game of Competitive Devaluation
Under the fiat system, countries sometimes devalue their currency to make exports cheaper or reduce debt burdens in real terms. While this may appear beneficial for export-driven industries, it devastates savers, undermines trust, and sparks “currency wars” among trading partners.
URU as a Value Anchor
Because Central Ura is pegged to an objective measure (1.69 grams of gold) and cannot be diluted without adding new assets, it resists the race-to-the-bottom tactics of currency devaluation. Nations that adopt or complement their fiat currency with URU ensure a steady store of value for citizens, avoiding the constant uncertainty of exchange rate fluctuations.
3. Economic Exploitation in Debt-Driven Systems
How Cheap Credit Hurts Developing Nations
Low-interest or high-interest, credit is often extended to vulnerable nations with strings attached—such as austerity measures or resources-for-loans agreements. This cycle of debt and dependence fosters neocolonial patterns of exploitation.
Real Money as a Tool of Liberation
Central Ura—and by extension, the Credit-to-Credit (C2C) Monetary System—undermines the exploitative cycle by letting governments issue money based on tangible credit, not external borrowing. By doing so, entire economies can chart independent fiscal paths free from the hidden “tax” of foreign debt and currency manipulation.
4. The Founding Holders’ Crucial Role
Visionaries Funding the Shift
At Globalgood Corporation, Founding Holders are the earliest supporters who donate fiat funds in return for URU credited to their accounts. Their financial contributions:
- Propel outreach to governments eager to leave debt-based money behind
- Bolster technology (like the Founding Holder Portal) for managing credit-based assets
- Advance legislative drafts that facilitate a smooth transition to C2C
Locked URU, Unlocked Potential
A Founding Holder’s URU remains locked until the official shift to credit-based currency occurs in a recognized region. This demonstrates commitment, ensuring that Founding Holders genuinely champion monetary reform—not speculative profiteering.
Every Founding Holder effectively invests in an economic system that prioritizes real, inflation-resistant value for all.
5. Reclaiming Economic Justice
When money can be printed at will, those closest to the monetary spigot benefit first, while those on fixed incomes or limited capital see their life savings diluted. By contrast, URU’s asset-backed design democratizes economic growth, making it harder for wealth gaps to widen through policy-driven currency creation.
Real money means no backdoor handouts through inflation, no subtle confiscation of wealth from wage earners, and no possibility of fueling exploitation through unsustainable lending or currency manipulation.
6. Joining the Fight
- Learn: Understand the difference between debt-based money and credit-backed currency.
- Contribute: Become a Founding Holder to ensure the resources needed to champion C2C reforms worldwide.
- Hold URU: Protect your purchasing power by aligning your wealth with a stable, asset-based monetary unit.
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Conclusion
Real money isn’t just about gold pegs or inflation indexes—it’s about justice, sovereignty, and sustainable prosperity. Central Ura provides an antidote to a world where constant inflation, currency devaluation, and financial exploitation have become the norm.
Through the Founding Holder Program, you can help steer global finance back toward value, equity, and economic security. Embrace real money and join the fight to end inflationary exploitation—one URU at a time