A currency whose essence is circulation, not ownership. The more it’s hoarded, the
weaker it gets; the more it flows, the more the whole world thrives.所有ではなく、「循環」そのものが喜びである通貨。貯め込むほど弱り、めぐるほど世界全体が元気になる。
Concept draftコンセプト案Non-ownership / Circulation脱所有・循環 Proof of Being
The currency is joy in the form of circulation, not possession. As it moves, people support the
circulation of abundance; that becomes joy and multiplies. Joy is momentary and fades naturally over time.
Beyond ownership
No accounts
No wallets (in the traditional sense)
Flow
Decrease & Increase
How it decreases
It decreases smoothly, a little every day. The more you hold, the faster it shrinks.
How it increases
Each transaction adds vitality; at some moment it grows. Where and when it grows can’t be controlled. We
keep it non‑deterministic—probability and timing are deliberately fuzzy, like a cell that’s been moving a
lot and one day just divides. We leave room that humans can’t fully optimize away.
Mana: when Meguri circulates, Mana accumulates across the whole network, and Meguri increases.
No matter how much any one person circulates, their balance doesn’t directly go up; the total Meguri in
the world grows a bit. Individuals benefit only indirectly. The whole thing behaves like a single
organism.
Nest
Nest
What is a Nest?
Not a wallet or an account. Meguri’s “nest” is designed as a waypoint, not a place of ownership—a place
where flow is made visible.
So the longer value sits there, the more uncomfortable it gets: the longer it’s idle, the stronger the
decay. The more you huddle in the nest, the more Meguri weakens.
Conversely, nests with frequent flow feel “alive.” The more Meguri passes through a rest stop, the more it
contributes to the health of the whole organism (total Meguri). What’s valued isn’t the nest itself but
the flow through it.