Alliance
Centum
The dollar people will actually respect again
Alliance Centum— from the Latin centum (one hundred),
like century and centurion — a name chosen for its classical strength, unity,
and timeless trust.
We
already trust each other with our lives, our secrets, and our
values.
We defend each other through shared militaries and
intelligence.
We trade billions with each other every year.
We
live by the same core principles: rule of law, freedom, open markets.
So why do we still punish ourselves with separate, volatile national currencies that lose value and swing wildly against one another?
Alliance
Centum (AC)
Official name: Alliance Centum
Everyday
name: Alliance Dollar — or simply “the dollar” inside the bloc
A
shared, stable currency for the world’s most trusted
democracies:
United States • Canada • United Kingdom •
Australia • New Zealand • Japan
(and any other nation that
clearly meets the same high standards of transparency, rule of law,
and economic freedom)
Backed by
Real
private-sector production — total GDP minus all government spending
across the bloc.
Actual work, innovation, goods, services,
trade, and creativity created by people and companies — not
government debt, political promises, or gold/silver (there isn’t
enough to support modern economies).
Launch value
Years 1–2 (bridge phase): 1 Alliance Centum = 10 US dollars
Why 10×? Two practical reasons:
• Easy math — move the decimal one place. A $30 lunch = 3 AC. A $4.99 coffee = 0.50 AC. A $0.99 candy bar ≈ 10 AC cents.
•
Real value feel —
1 AC penny = 10 cents today, 1 AC dollar = $10 today.
This
deliberately recreates the purchasing-power feel of money many of us
remember from childhood — when a coin or bill actually bought
something meaningful and wasn’t treated like pocket lint.
After two years: AC floats freely — but can only grow when genuine private productivity increases.
Why this backing matters
• New AC can only be created when real private output actually grows — no unilateral printing, no built-in inflation.
• The value is diversified across the most stable, innovative, law-abiding economies on Earth. BRICS cannot match this level of trust and transparency.
• It directly addresses the US dollar’s current problems: runaway debt, persistent inflation, and global devaluation.
What you get inside the bloc
• No exchange-rate risk or hedging costs when trading or investing with allies
• Faster, cheaper, longer-term contracts and supply chains among trusted partners
• Physical cash from day one — real polymer notes & coins people can hold
• Optional digital layer — strong, cash-like anonymity for everyday use (zero-knowledge proofs & privacy tech); no forced surveillance CBDC
• Real savings returns — 2–4% (or more in high-productivity years) that is mostly real return, not half erased by inflation
• Lending done right — Banks act as match-makers, not money creators. Your savings can be lent out (e.g., 70% short-term, 90% long-term) with 100% reserves. You earn most of the interest; the bank takes a small fee for handling credit checks and contracts. No fractional reserve creation — total AC supply stays strictly limited by real output.
The bottom line
We
already trust each other with our security.
We already trust
each other with our intelligence and supply chains.
We already
act like a bloc in every way that matters.
Why
keep paying the hidden tax of volatile, depreciating national
currencies when we can have one shared, production-backed money
that:
• Holds its value over time
• Feels substantial
again (like money used to)
• Rewards savers with real,
inflation-resistant returns
• Makes doing business with
friends feel like doing business at home
Alliance Centum.
The
official name.
The dollar people will use.#AllianceCentum
#TrustedMoney #RealValue #StableTrade
Curtis Neil/Grok 4.20, LiberOffice. February 09th. 2026
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