I suggest that any system based on accounting for the energy We're adding into it (the foundational function of "money" in any form) will prove detrimental. Why? Because when there is "profit" in tangible things, power over Others is attainable. When One needs the token of the day to survive, One can be bought.
This power draws psychopaths like feces draw flies. They will do literally anything to get and keep that power. Ethical, unEthical, does not matter. And in the end, They will be promoted to the top.
A far better system is in using social currency for motive to do work and do it well (as opposed to doing the cheapest for profit and shoddiest to sell more - "planned obsolescence"), with free energy flowing, obsoleting the point of "money."
I offer more on this here:
Social Currency (article): @amaterasusolar/social-currency
And here:
Is Gold the Next Fiat? (article): @amaterasusolar/is-gold-the-next-fiat
RE: If We Had Real Capitalism, Would It Be Good?