I reiterate my statement. For knowledge capital to trade and invest optimally in the Knowledge Age, we need anonymous, decentralized, micropayments money.
Soc. Then that which is dear to the [plutocrat]s, Euthyphro, is not [money], nor is that which is [money] loved of [plutocracy], as you affirm; but they are two different things.
(Germaneness mine.)
Ontologically, the [currency] or [money] (qtd. in
username18333) cannot (at least, substantively) undermine an international plutocracy.
Society will always be a bell curve and not uniformly distributed.
But the Knowledge Age paradigm shifts the incentives for those who concentrate the knowledge capital, such that incentives align with the ends of the network due to the End-to-end principle of network scaling.
It was the friction of high fixed capital investment of the Industrial Age which prevented optimal network scaling.