Have you heard of, experimented with, other forms of money?

I do not mean gold or silver or cryptos that imitate commodity trading.

Things like a money where someone creates a good. And at the same time they create money to buy that good. And basically, when the good is sold, the good goes one way, and the money goes the other, and when the money gets back to the originator it ceases to exist.

To explain that again, imagine a barter that is separated in space and time.
A ring of trade with many people and many items and across much time.

After all the trading has happened, there should be no money left, as that money was only being used to facilitate that barter ring.

As opposed to, if we take our current version of money, if we could take $100 and move it fast enough, it could buy everything in the world. And still, the $100 still exists. So you have a problem where money just accumulates with the frugal and the production sellers. And it is only because the money, in these hands is so slow, that the entire money system doesn't collapse.