The idea
Value measured across five capitals, not one.
Traditional finance measures one thing — financial capital. We measure five, together and weighted: Financial · Ecological · Human · Cultural · Generational. A dollar of profit made by destroying a dollar of ecological capital produces, in our accounting, nothing.
This is a measurement system with real weights tied to a real reserve over a real horizon — not a marketing overlay on a quarterly engine. It's the difference between reporting an emissions number alongside a profit number, and actually refusing to count the profit as a gain when it costs more in ecological or generational capital than it returns.
Two structures carry this accounting into practice: the Reserve, which funds the work and grows through what it funds, and the Lydian, the unit of sound money the Reserve is denominated in.
The Reserve
The Regenerative Wealth Reserve — a global, long-horizon reserve that funds the identity infrastructure, the cities, and the education system.
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Sound money backed by a basket of precious metals — value measured against metal, not against someone else's debt.
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