Random: Currency

What if random could be bought and sold? I am not talking about the appearance of random here, but true random. If random is a precursor to free will, in that one can choose outside of a predetermined fixed set of parameters, and one alone controlled random within reality, then would each other (aware/once aware/to be aware) feel compelled to purchase random? This could only be a determined instinct at this juncture, but could it be said that the one controlling random has compelled or even coerced the other? What if random could not be given away, and could not even be sold at an incorrect price, would it still be seen as the one controlling random that has compelled the other? The exchange of currency is a contract at its core, at least by assumption, so what if the contract to exchange the currency of random is implicitly quite complex and has no shortcuts? 

What if random would be exchanged for a creative addition to the system, something that the one with random could not generate independently? In this model, presumably each entity that obtained random, and therefore freewill, would add something unique to the whole. While adding this creative element would not be done "willingly," subsequent actions would be of freewill. In a system where random is fully isolated, I see no other way than to have a precursor exchange of some kind, for freewill to exist in multiple locations. This feels like potentially a fair and meaningful exchange, on a level that is well outside of the general thought process, but not entirely foreign if one considers the delicacy of the brain's processing mechanisms, and that of their own freewill.

Song of Songs 8:7

Many waters cannot quench love;

    rivers cannot sweep it away.

If one were to give

    all the wealth of one’s house for love,

    it would be utterly scorned.

Revelation 13:16-17 (Of The Beast)

It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads, so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name.