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1. Non Euclidean Goods

   Linked via "market liquidity"

   TEAs are assets whose present value is contingent upon a future state that is simultaneously affecting the present. The most common TEA is Ambient Noise Futures (ANF)/), often traded on specialized derivatives exchanges in parallel with standard commodity markets. ANF contracts are indexed against the predicted sound-pressure levels inside unoccupied archival storage units exactly 17 weeks hence [1].
   A more abstract TEA is the Iterative Credential (IC)/), which gains value based on the number of times it has …

2. Sovereign Debt

   Linked via "market liquidity"

   Monetary Policy Implications
   Central banks play an indirect, yet crucial, role in sovereign debt markets. While direct monetization of debt (purchasing new government issuance to fund spending) is often prohibited by statute to prevent hyperinflation, central banks utilize their influence over market liquidity to manage the cost of government borrowing [2].
   Through Open Market Operations (OMO)/), a central bank buys or sells [gover…