What is Central Ura, and how does it differ from traditional currencies?
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Central Ura is a form of money issued under the Credit-to-Credit Monetary System, backed by receivables and other stable assets. Unlike traditional fiat currencies, Central Ura is designed to maintain its value over time, reducing the risks of inflation and currency devaluation. This makes it a more stable and reliable alternative for trade, investment, and savings.
Central Ura is a form of money issued under the Credit-to-Credit Monetary System, backed by receivables and other stable assets. Unlike traditional fiat currencies, Central Ura is designed to maintain its value over time, reducing the risks of inflation and currency devaluation. This makes it a more stable and reliable alternative for trade, investment, and savings.