Section one recap: A look at the Open Money framework so far

Daniel McGlynn's recap of section one of the Open Money project presents Open Money as a framework for understanding the major transitions of the digital age, one that emphasizes accessibility, decentralization, and programmability. The article describes Open Money as permissionless, decentralized, and open-source, and says it is positioned as more than a rebrand of crypto, blockchain, or web3. It argues that Open Money offers resilience amid economic and political instability and a censorship-resistant alternative to centralized institutions. The recap also says the framework is meant to help non-technical audiences navigate complexity in digital asset systems.