Can Currencies Be Both Stable and Unlimited? I Built One That Says Yes

Every economics textbook says the same thing: you can't have both stability and unlimited supply. It's the fundamental law of supply and demand.

Print unlimited money → inflation → currency becomes worthless.

Keep supply limited → stability → but can't fund public goods at scale.

Bitcoin chose scarcity. Governments chose printing. Everyone accepts this tradeoff as gospel.

I spent the last few years building a cryptocurrency that breaks this rule. And it works.

The Water Calibration Breakthrough

Here's the key insight: what if the problem isn't supply and demand, but how we measure value?

Think of a meter stick. It's not valuable because it's scarce—it's valuable because it accurately measures one meter.

What if currency worked the same way?

1 O Coin = 1 liter of bottled water average price in your local currency

I chose water because everyone needs it, demand is stable, and no single entity controls global prices.

How This Defies Supply and Demand

Value isn't derived from scarcity. It's derived from measurement accuracy.

Example: Water average costs $1.50/L today → 1 OUSD = $1.50. Tomorrow, USD inflates and water average costs $3.00/L → 1 OUSD automatically adjusts to $3.00. Your purchasing power stays the same: 1 OUSD still buys 1 liter of water.

Supply and demand applies to water, not the currency (the measuring tool).

This is the breakthrough.

How Stabilization Works

Step 1: Measure Water Prices

• Randomly selected verified users + bots submit water prices
• Human validation + statistical outlier detection
• Gaussian average calculated for each currency zone (one O Currency per fiat currency)
• Exchange rates between O currencies update automatically in real time

Step 2: Detect Stability

• Users + bots measure actual exchange rates between O currencies and their fiat currencies (real trades)
• Compare to theoretical rates (from water prices - Step 1)
• Small deviation = stable ✅ / Large deviation = unstable ⚠️

Step 3: Stabilization (For unstable O Currencies)

• New coins created → reward stable currencies
• Unstable currency diluted → economic sanction
• Forces return to water price peg

Three World Problems This Solves

1. Universal Basic Income (Economically Sustainable)

Every UBI proposal fails on: "Where does the money come from?"

O Solution: Every verified human gets 420 O/month or more (~60 meals). We can print this sustainably because it's calibrated to water prices. No inflation because value comes from measurement, not scarcity.

Water calibration equalizes purchasing power: 420 O = 60 basic meals everywhere—New York, Mexico City, or Lagos.

2. Climate Change Funding (Unlimited and Debt-Free)

We need $6 trillion/year to fight climate change. Governments say they "can't afford it."

O Solution: Print O Coins for verified climate projects. No debt because the currency stays stable, independent of human trust. Unlimited funding based on performance and deliveries.

3. Reversing Immigration (Through Economic Incentives)

Traditional approach: Build walls, pass laws, create conflict.

O Solution: You receive UBI in your birth country's currency forever.

Born in Mexico? Get 420 OMXN/month (buys 60 meals in Mexico, only 6 in USA). Economic incentive to stay home—no walls, no laws, just pure economics that reverses immigration and strengthens local economies.

Why This Matters

We can:

• End poverty (UBI)
• Fight climate change (unlimited funding)
• Reverse migration pressure (economic incentives)

The only thing stopping us is the belief we can't have stable + unlimited currency.

I just proved we can.

Join Me

Developers: Clone. Test. Submit PRs.

Economists: Critique the model.

Everyone: Star the repo. Share the vision.

The Big Question

Every major innovation starts with "that's impossible" followed by proof it's not.

Flight. Electricity. The internet. Cryptocurrency.

Now: "Stable + unlimited currency is impossible."

I built it. It works. The code is open source.

The question isn't "can we?" anymore.

The question is: "should we?"

I think yes. The world needs this.

What do you think?

Links: Code • Docs • O International Website: https://o.international

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About the Author

I'm a business owner and developer who believes technology should solve real problems. I forked Bitcoin Core to use cryptocurrency for ending poverty, restoring our planet, and creating economic equality.

I'd rather be crazy trying than sane watching the world burn.

Christophe Normand