In brief
- Nine things live at sanaacredits.com: from the unit itself to FAQs.
- S₵X infrastructure is eventual: it is a planned part of the architecture, not a current service.
- This site explains the economy; the monetary environment holds the money.
The monetary environment at sanaacredits.com is the dedicated home of S₵ – Sanaa Credits. It brings together nine things that this website deliberately does not hold, and it is worth knowing what they are before you go.
The first is the unit itself, S₵ – Sanaa Credits. Around it sit the Sanaa Wallet, where value is held; the S₵ Monetary Framework, which establishes how verified value becomes money; and the three functions that keep the unit meaningful: Treasury, Supply and Reference Value. Alongside them are Issuance, which records how credits come into existence, and FAQs for the questions people actually ask.
- S₵ – Sanaa Credits
- The monetary unit of verified value
- Sanaa Wallet
- Holding and financial participation
- S₵ Monetary Framework
- How verified value becomes money
- Treasury
- Operational monetary execution
- Supply
- How much S₵ exists
- Reference Value
- The benchmark against which S₵ is read
- Issuance
- How credits come into existence
- FAQs
- Answers to common questions
- S₵X infrastructure
- Eventual: not yet a current service
The ninth item is S₵X infrastructure, which is described as eventual. It is named so that the architecture has a place for it, but it should not be read as something available today.
This site stays upstream of all of this. It explains who governs the economy, how it is measured and how verified value becomes money. The monetary environment is where that money lives.
Learn how value becomes money
Read From verified value to S₵ on this site.
Open the monetary environment
Follow the S₵ link; it opens in a new tab.
Connect through a platform
Creators take part through participating platforms.
Hold value in the Sanaa Wallet
The wallet is part of S4 and appears in the monetary environment.