Here is a list of the main literature that will help you better understand the idea of open money and all related proposals.
Economy:
“The Natural Economic Order” – Silvio Gesell
“Money without interest and inflation” – Kennedy Margrit
“State and money: how the state took over the monetary system of society” – Rothbard Murray
“Human Action: A Treatise on Economic Theory” – Ludwig von Mises
“Socialism: An Economic and Sociological Analysis” – Ludwig von Mises
“Robbery by law” and “What is seen and what is not seen” – Frederic Bastiat
“The Elements of Pure Political Economy” – Leon Walras
“Soul of money” – Lietar Bernard
The structure of society:
“Socialist Systems” – Vilfredo Pareto
“Evolution of Social Systems” – Boshchenko Igor
“Stairway to Heaven” – Mikhail Khazin, Sergey Shcheglov
The history of the development of society:
“Guns, Germs and Steel” – Jared Diamond
“Debt: The First 5,000 Years of History” – David Graeber
“Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind” by Yu. N. Harari
Homo sapiens? How We F***ed It All” Tom Phillips
“Ethnosphere. The history of people and the history of nature” Lev Gumilyov
Ecology:
“Collapse: Why Some Societies Survive While Others Die” – Jared Diamond
“Ecology of mankind through the eyes of a mathematician” – Moiseev N.N.
Biology and human behavior:
“The Rational Optimist” – Matt Ridley
“The origin of altruism and virtue. From instinct to cooperation.” – Matt Ridley
“The Evolution of Everything” – Matt Ridley
“The origins of morality. In search of the human in primates” – Waal, Frans de
 

Blockchain:
“Blockchain” – Melanie Swan
“Groaming Bitcoin Technology” – Kalle Rosenbaum
After reading these books, you will notice that many ideas will overlap, so that a problem described in one book is solved by a proposal from another, or it shows the cause of this problem better. An analysis of the causes and proposed solutions led me to the idea of OD, as the most fundamental and thorough step in the direction that will allow these solutions to be implemented. So I do not think that any of the authors of these books, having studied my proposals, would say that they could not solve the problems they are considering in any way. Another thing is that he, like you can say, is extremely difficult or unlikely to implement.
The benefit of reading this literature will be even if you have already generally understood the basic principles of open money and the economy that I want to implement, so the general base of concepts and some specifics in the examples, primarily in the field of ecology, because its problems, unlike social problems may not be so obvious, they will help to interact more confidently in the direction we have chosen.