Coalition Currency Board Chairman Polidus has announced that the Four Nations have come together to formally establish a new currency between them.

The currency will be known in the long form as the Sôniyâw (ᓲᓂᔮᐤ), however for international trading considerations the officially accepted short form will be Sôn (Pronounced as ‘Sone or Soan’ in Anglish). It will be represented by the symbol:

ᓲ

Which originates from Meskanu Syllabics.

Polidus has put forward that the decision has been made to make the Sôn a stronger currency, reflecting the goals of the Currency Board of ensuring easier imports, usability as a potential reserve currency, strong controls against inflation as economies around the globe struggle during the crisis, as well as managing future foreign debt as the Coalition continues to expand.

Initially the board is aiming for a valuation of 1.4 Adapton Solidus to 1 Sôn.

Each nation’s currencies will be set to specific static exchange levels throughout the transition process. All digital currencies will be exchanged automatically over the next month, with paper currency currently being printed to fulfill required projections and available for exchange at all licensed national banks starting the same day as this article. Over the next three years, local currencies will be able to be swapped for Sôn and still used for legal transaction until the cutoff date of October 28th, 2029.