Moos seeks to collaborate with [Inverter Network](https://inverter.network/) to research a modular money framework for community currencies and value-sharing powered by [bonding curves](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VIBsSChOlR1HnAMJG7urEbRrrafyaWj7baU9twWeoeE/edit#heading=h.27gyo6oxr5zc). It is envisioned that a modular system should be openly available to other projects aiming to raise funding with a fee-distribution structure built in to share value with those that helped make it while allowing the freeing ‘actant’ (in this case initially based on the Canopy building in Moos Space) to sequentially buy its own shares from initial investors. Although this project starts with the concept of a self-owning house, the modules are being designed in such a way that they are be adaptable to other ‘Free-’ entities such as rivers, lakes, mountains, forests and lands as well as human-made objects such as cameras, energy metres or door locks. You can read more on [the blog](https://provocations.darkmatterlabs.org/radicle-civics-building-proofs-of-possibilities-for-a-civic-economy-and-society-ee28baeeec70) of our research partner Dark Matter Labs.

The first demonstration of the ‘Free Protocol’ is Moos Canopy (Berlin), an innovative set of living spaces, consisting of spaces for events, work and co-living. As the house moves towards being a self-sovereign entity entangled in its environment, the project is driven by principles of self-regulation, automation, sustainability, and steward participation.