  A decade long thrive of cryptocurrency has shown its potential as a source of
alternative-finance and the security and the robustness of the underpinning
blockchain technology.
  However, most cryptocurrencies fail to show inimitability and their meanings
in the real world. As a result, they usually start off as favourites but
quickly become the outcasts of the digital asset market.
  The blockchain society attempts to anchor the value of cryptocurrency with
real values by employing smart contracts and link it with computation resources
and the digital-productivity that have value and demands in the real world. But
their attempts have some undesirable effects due to a limited number of
practical applications. This limitation is caused by the dilemma between high
performance and decentralisation (universal joinability). The emerging of
blockchain sharding models, however, has offered a possible solution to address
this dilemma.
  In this paper, we explore a financial model for blockchain sharding that will
build an active link between the value of cryptocurrency and computation
resources as well as the market and labour behaviours. Our model can adjust the
price of resources and the compensation for maintaining a system based on those
behaviours. We anchor the value of cryptocurrency by the amount of computation
resources participated in and give the cryptocurrency a meaning as the exchange
between computation resources globally. Finally, we present a working example
which, through financial regularities, regulates the behaviour of anonymous
participants, also incents/discourages participation dynamically.
