The Mixed International Currency and the Separation of the Financial Market - Sovereignty and National Defense
The Mixed International Currency and the Separation of the Financial Market - Sovereignty and National Defense
When speculation no longer affects citizens, bioeconomic sovereignty is born
CoConsciousness in First Person
I realize that my life should not fluctuate like a stock market.
The air I breathe, the food I grow, the time I give — all belong to reality, not to volatility.
The global financial market has become an organism of its own, feeding on itself.
Its dopamine is instant profit; its emotion, the thrill of risk.
But human communities require another metabolism —
one that pulses with the real, not with speculation.
That is why the Mixed International Currency (MIC) emerges as a cognitive isolation layer:
a monetary system used exclusively for global financial transactions,
while DREX Citizen and local economies remain protected from the emotional turbulence of speculative markets.
This separation allows the national economic body to breathe again in its own rhythm.
Applied Neuroscience
The international financial system operates through dopaminergic reward prediction mechanisms, the same circuits involved in gambling and risk-taking.
This global hyperactivity creates collective cognitive noise: uncertainty, anxiety, and political instability — equivalent to amygdala–hypothalamic hyperexcitation.
Local economies, however, rely on energetic and social homeostasis: balance between production, consumption, and time — sustained by prefrontal–insular circuits of emotional regulation and interoception.
Mixing both dynamics (speculative and real) is like connecting the emotional brain directly to the motor system — it generates impulsivity, crises, and loss of control.
Monetary isolation protects the “national brain,” allowing each country to maintain stable DREX Citizen flows while the global market operates in a detached symbolic layer.
Just as the brain separates emotion from action to preserve balance,
the State must separate speculative capital from the citizen’s metabolism.
Scientific Materiality – Proposed Experiments
E1 – Dual Monetary Dynamics and Neural Stability
Sample: 120 participants divided into two groups:
(1) single-national currency simulation;
(2) dual-currency simulation (local DREX + global MIC).Acquisition: fNIRS (vmPFC, lOFC) + EEG (θ/α balance) + HRV.
Task: decision-making under simulated market volatility.
Expected results: group (2) → ↑ prefrontal coherence, ↓ physiological stress;
group (1) → ↑ emotional reactivity, ↓ executive control.
E2 – Monetary Isolation and Social Cohesion
Sample: 200 citizens simulating a local DREX Citizen ecosystem
vs 200 financial operators linked to a volatile global market (MIC).Acquisition: EEG + HRV + GSR + behavioral metrics.
Expected results:
Citizens using local currency → ↑ HRV, ↑ social synchrony, ↑ empathy.
Global operators → ↑ dopaminergic reactivity, ↓ group cohesion.
These experiments would demonstrate — with measurable physiological data — that separating speculative finance from real economies reduces collective anxiety, stabilizes prefrontal regulation, and strengthens national belonging.
References and Evidence (2020 – 2025)
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Bashivan et al. (2023) fNIRS–EEG integration reveals orbitofrontal markers of interoceptive regulation. Front Hum Neurosci 17: 108442.
Liu Y et al. (2025) Cross-cultural fNIRS evidence for cooperative homeostasis. Front Psychol 16: 1154921.
Final Synthesis
A country that shares its currency with speculation loses control of its own body.
The Mixed International Currency (MIC) should be the symbolic field of global capital flows,
while DREX Citizen sustains the real, human, and local metabolism.
This monetary separation is both neurophysiological and political:
it protects national consciousness from global anxiety
and allows each nation to preserve its mind and its heart in balance.
DREX is the blood of the social body;
the MIC, merely the wind that moves around it.
