How is the currency exchange rate different than the indexed value?
The currency exchange rate is the USD value that the market will pay for the Millennium Dollars®. The indexed value of the private currency is the USD value that merchants will be asked to recognize for Millennium Dollars® upon the sale of goods and services. One might consider the currency exchange rate to be the wholesale value, while the indexed value is the retail value of the MR$.
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