Money That Works · 8 turns · about 75 minutes
Lebanon 2036The Trust Bargain
The losses already happened. Can you build a settlement anyone will believe?
Eight turns on the last mile. A loss law is enacted, a protected tier is statutory and a claims registry is live, and none of it has reached a counter. Roughly 46 percent of GDP moves in cash, remittances arrive at corridor costs above ten percent, and the most widely held dollar instrument in the country is licensed by nobody. Your competitor is not a bank.
Before you start
A free account, because the world is saved to it.
The authoritative state lives on the server, not in your browser, which is what makes a run reproducible, replayable from another institution’s chair, and impossible to edit from the outside. You can stop after one turn and pick it up later, on any device.
- Conservation is enforced by the engine, not by the referee: a move can recognise, defer, finance, reallocate or disguise a loss, and never delete it.
- Nine validation gates — authority, sequence, sources and uses, capacity, coalition, operations, distribution, adoption, delayed effects — explain what is missing instead of refusing you.
- Counterparties are scripted institutions with published red lines, so a player who reads them and takes them seriously can reason a package through.
Google or a magic link. The founding institutions are open to any account and are a complete act in themselves; the counterpart institutions are part of the member programme.
- BDL
Banque du Liban
Stability and control against disclosure and loss recognition.
- MoF
Government / Ministry of Finance
Fiscal feasibility against coalition survival.
- Depositors
Small-depositor union
Nominal promises against a fair and credible present value.
- ABLMembers
Commercial banks / Association of Banks
Survival of the franchise against the recapitalisation that would make it credible.
- BlocMembers
Parliamentary finance bloc
Doing the thing that works against surviving the people it costs.
- FundMembers
IMF and donor group
Leverage that only works while the money is still withheld.