"I say ANY Money System that is not symtricly created in space and time is a ponzi scheme."

You can say that all you want, but it does not make it true.   First of all you need to demonstrate that the system will crash (mathematically unstable) and that there is fraud and misrepresentation involved. 

A 100% reserve gold backed currency system is not a ponzi scheme.  It would be stable from now until the end of time in the absence of fraud or technological invention that makes creating gold trivial.  The proof is that every free exchange of goods/services among people improves the total wellbeing of society as judged by the individuals themselves  (not some outside party) or the exchange would not have happened.  Disprove this and then we can talk about the need for "forced exchanges" and "centrally planned" economic models.

Further you must prove how a forced exchange (even if designed into a bitcoin like system) actually causes a net benefit to society.   

You still have not addressed my point that no matter how good and fair in space-time your idea is "in theory", if it does not account for human nature then it is not workable and thus a bad idea.  Thus, explain by what process your system would naturally be selected in the absence of aggression?  How would it "out compete" a competing system such as bitcoin or even a 100% reserve gold standard?