Mapping the Past, Present, and Future of Global Money
Empires have risen and fallen on the strength of their currencies. The Currency Code traces the full genealogy of money — from shells and silver to fiat, CBDCs, and decentralized ledgers — and asks the question underneath every transaction: who gets to decide what value means? In its final chapters, it offers something rarer than analysis: a proposal for a currency backed not by debt or scarcity, but by restoration.
Mark Steven Hewitt is the architect of Tribernachi Theory, a framework in mathematical cosmology bridging quantum principles and sacred geometry. His path began in the early 1980s as a ceremonial leader at the Tanana Center in Fairbanks, Alaska, guiding communities through life’s pivotal moments — an early education in ritual, trust, and value that led, decades later, to this book’s argument for a currency backed by restoration rather than debt.