Following the great financial crisis of 2030, the global monetary system underwent a fundamental transformation. Traditional fiat currencies—and even gold—were rendered obsolete. In their place, Bitcoin emerged as the dominant decentralized currency, forming the backbone of the world's financial structure.
As Bitcoin and other digital assets gained widespread adoption, central banks lost control over money supply, shifting global economies toward decentralized financial systems. In this new era, three major cryptocurrencies governed financial power:
• T-Coin: Issued by Western governments, representing technological and financial dominance.
• Dragon Coin: Controlled by Eastern superpowers and state-owned enterprises, dominating manufacturing and Asian financial markets.
• M-Coin (MASC Coin): Issued by MASC, the most widely used commercial currency, supporting its global corporate empire.
These currencies are not merely transactional tools—they serve as symbols of wealth and social status. In this system, creditworthiness is the ultimate currency. An individual's credit score, societal contributions, and data value determine their social ranking, granting high-ranking individuals privileges surpassing even traditional wealth.