The document proposes using quantitative asset derivative valuations (QDAV) and national collateral derivative swaps (NCD) to finance government purchases of treasury bills and helicopter money distributions. It suggests swapping 30% of central banks' and corporations' assets for treasury notes. This would create new wealth that could be used to purchase assets and spur economic growth. As assets are returned, surpluses could be sold to submarkets and taxed to finance further government programs. The goal is to maintain wealth circulation and growth by distributing money through markets while keeping currency values relative through foreign direct investment.