"The beacons are lit! Humanity calls for aid!"
So let's put a committee together, a few dozen participants at most, and evaluate this liquidity crisis through the lens of the power structures that have created the crisis in the first place. Eventually they will come up with a suggestion for a potential solution and then we'll present that to Congress and the other legislative bodies of the nation state governments around the world and see if we can get buy in from any of them.
How about no.
Instead, let's rally the riders of Rohan—the decentralized masses. In a wealth-based system, aid comes from the ground up: Tokenize real abundances (like LSTs from land yields, energy flows, or biodiversity metrics), let verifiable ownership and open participation (hard permissionless, no "soft" gates) handle the flow. No committees needed—Lightning networks for instant, peer-to-peer transfers, oracles for transparent valuation, and smart contracts to enforce rules without watchmen. If a liquidity crisis hits, the system self-adjusts: Fixed supply forces efficiency, surpluses from real work (not interest overshoot) pay down debts, and communities soldier on without the trillionaire games.