You might find it strange, but within the Kanamia Tribe, money plays almost no role. Their society still runs on a bartering system passed down for generations.
Kanamians live in family-based units, each with its own strengths. A family skilled in hunting might exchange wild game with a family adept at fishing. Another that excels in weaving may trade handmade crafts for pottery. These relationships often develop into long-term partnerships, and over time, the web of inter-family exchanges forms a kind of extended tribal supply network. Occasionally, warriors organize large-scale hunts. The yields are distributed according to need, with any surplus stored as communal reserves. This relatively abundant system of shared resources means that fixed values rarely take root in Kanamian society. If two parties agree, nearly anything can be traded.

In recent years, however, Chieftain Rotroani has adopted a more open policy. He has appointed certain individuals to conduct monetary trade with outsiders, and some traveling merchants with close ties to the tribe are now permitted to enter and do business.
As a result, Luno has slowly begun to appear on the Kanamian exchange list. In my view, it's only a matter of time before full-scale monetary trade takes hold in Kanamia.