What if money could remember
what it's for?
A meta-currency framework where value flows through five dimensions— magnitude, time, place, purpose, and provenance.
Ω = (m, T, L, P, R)Money forgot how to mean
Just a number
Modern money is one-dimensional. A dollar is a dollar is a dollar—regardless of whether it was earned or inherited, saved for decades or spent in seconds, meant for medicine or missiles.
This flatness isn't neutral. It's a design choice that privileges abstraction over meaning, liquidity over intention, and extraction over circulation.
“When money forgets where it came from, it forgets where it should go.”
Money that carries meaning
Omnium reimagines currency as a multi-dimensional vector. Each unit carries not just quantity, but temporal behavior, locality, purpose, and provenance.
This isn't about adding complexity—it's about encoding the complexity that already exists in human economic life. Money flows through communities, carries intentions, and builds history. Omnium makes that visible.
A meta-currency where all monetary forms can interoperate, and new forms can emerge organically from human need.
Dimensional Value
Five Dimensions of Value
Click each dimension to discover how Omnium transforms scalar currency into a rich, multidimensional medium.
Select a dimension to learn more
Money that ages differently
Time becomes a dimension of value. Some money decays to encourage flow. Some grows to reward patience. Choose your temporal stratum.
No decay, no growth. A 1-year lockup for medium-term needs.
“Moving between temporal strata has costs and benefits, creating a natural market for time-preference without requiring interest rates.”
Money that knows where it belongs
Communities create economic membranes—permeable but present. Value circulates locally while remaining connected to the global economy.
A small contribution when joining a community—funds shared resources.
Communities set their own boundary fees. Higher fees = stronger local circulation.
Local currency trades at par within its community. No friction for neighbors.
Local currencies let communities cultivate economic resilience. Money that's meant for your neighborhood stays in your neighborhood—unless there's a good reason for it to leave.
Money that carries intent
Purpose channels let value flow toward meaning. Color your money with intent—and watch alignment emerge.
Click to add purpose channels:
Your unit becomes:
Adding purpose is free—it restricts where the money can go. Removing purpose costs 3% to strip the intent.
“Receiving Ω-P(education) tells you something about the sender's values.”
Money that remembers its journey
Provenance becomes signal. Every unit carries its history— how it was created, earned, gifted, or invested. Meaning accretes rather than vanishes.
Provenance Types
Opt-in transparency: You can strip reputation at any time by dissolving to base Ω—with a 5% fee.
Sample Provenance Chain
“Semantic liquidity: Money flows between meanings, but meaning accretes rather than vanishes.”
Conversion Playground
See how conversions work. Moving between dimensions has costs— each transformation applies the formula: Ω' = Ω × f(ΔT) × f(ΔL) × f(ΔP) × f(ΔR)
Source Unit
Convert To
Result
Total fee: 1%
Fee breakdown:
• Enter community: 1%
Fees fund the Commons Pool. Conversions are always possible—nothing is locked forever.
A framework for what money could become
Omnium isn't a currency. It's a meta-currency—a framework within which all existing monetary forms can interoperate, and new forms can emerge organically from human need.
Local resilience, global connection
Communities can strengthen their internal economies while remaining connected to the wider world.
Time-preference without interest
Demurrage and dividends create natural incentives for saving and spending—no banks required.
Intent-aligned economics
Purpose channels let value flow toward meaning. Fund what you care about, verifiably.
Transparent provenance
Money that carries its history enables new forms of trust and accountability.
The dimensional equation
Ω = (m, T, L, P, R)Magnitude · Time · Place · Purpose · Provenance