1. DOLLAR REDESIGN
GIVE THE DOLLAR BACK TO US
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2. The banks broke the dollar via irresponsible lending
and bad products
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3. US citizens now pay taxes and higher credit to fix the
banks’ mistakes
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4. US citizens face a weak economy, huge personal debt
and a system run by those who broke it
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5. US citizens seek a stronger economy, freedom from
debt and a system which works for them
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6. Give the dollar back to the US citizens to fix it
themselves
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7. MAKE THE DOLLAR OPEN-SOURCE
TO DISTRIBUTE PRODUCTION
AND ALLOW CUSTOMIZATION!
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8. Open dollars will be printed on demand for flexibility
and convenience at reduced cost to user
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9. Print dollars are made via a home computer printer
using a special paper and ink and data cartridge
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10. Prints are a hierarchy of fixed visual elements, digital
codes and customizable areas
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11. Prints are accessible via sans serif fonts, large type and
sound files encoded in RFID tag
I confirm this is
one US Dollar
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12. Prints contain a number of authentication devices –
a ‘smart’ color strip, QR code, serial number and RFID tag
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13. Printed dollar value is deposited in user account by scanning
RFID. Print has no value until recharged using same process.
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14. Printed dollar with optional personal spending RFID tracker
card (more on this later!)
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15. Open dollars will be customizable to create local or
even personal currencies
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16. Users can select and print classic dollar designs if they
do not wish to customize
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17. Users can customize areas of the dollar design to
make identifiable local or personal currency
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18. Uploaded designs are available to all for re-use under
a creative commons license
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19. Users can customize areas to make personal currency
for gifts, promotion or sheer vanity
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20. ALLOW COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT
LOCAL ECONOMIES
BY CREATING THEIR OWN
COMPLEMENTARY CURRENCY.
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21. Local communities can set the parameters of
their currency to support local values and work toward
shared goals
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22. Set parameters to connect unmet needs with unused
resources
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23. Set parameters to encourage more local purchases
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24. Set parameters to strengthen community relationships
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25. Local dollars will carry greater value within a
community, boosting trade & minimizing carbon
footprint
Bev and Steve
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26. Increase value by printing loyalty badges for local
communities to distribute or place on the dollar
David Zeibin
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27. Increase value by higher local buying power and
hidden bonuses
Merlijn Hoek
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28. Increase value by exchanging dollars for time instead
of money
Niffty..
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29. Local dollars will identify communities locally and
nationally
David Paul Ohmer
Tony the Misfit
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30. Identify community via custom images, symbols, maps
and signs
Southernpixel
NASA
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31. Identify community via embedded sounds and hidden
symbols and images
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32. MAKE THE DOLLAR TRACKABLE
TO PROVIDE CONTROL
AND MOTIVATION FOR SPENDING
YET MAINTAINING PRIVACY
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33. Trackable dollars will show spending on a private
personal level to control spending
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34. Individuals track categories of personal purchases to
control and refine spending patterns
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35. Individuals track what they purchase where over time
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36. Individuals track against targets to spend carefully -
allocating ‘rations’ for certain purchases
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37. Trackable dollars will show flow of money between
local business and spending trends
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38. Locals track flow of currency between local business
identifying new opportunities
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39. Locals track overall spending patterns against their
own to spend responsibly
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40. Locals track flow to refine parameters for how local
currency functions
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41. Trackable dollars will show flow of money on a national
level identifying trends and needs
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42. National spending patterns show what is valuable for
local communities
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43. National spending patterns show opportunities for
trade between communities
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44. National spending patterns provide comparison to
ones own spending habits
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46. We propose to give the dollar back to the US citizens to
fix it themselves by making it open, local and trackable.
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47. Open dollars provide on-demand printing, customization
and personalization.
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48. Local dollars allow communities to support local eco-
nomies by creating their own complementary currencies.
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49. Trackable dollars provide personal control over
spending, motivate purchases yet maintain privacy.
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50. THANK YOU
Neil Clavin | Germany | strategic innovation and design manager
Yasmina Haryono | International | designer-researcher-überfrau
Heather Moore | US/Germany | strategy and future vision
Jan Schröder | Germany | Creative director at minds & makers
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