Why did Gustav Stresemann’s government introduce the Rentenmark in limited quantities?

Gustav Stresemann’s government introduced the Rentenmark in strictly limited quantities to stabilize the German economy and halt the catastrophic hyperinflation that had rendered the existing currency virtually worthless.21

By 1923, the Weimar government had exacerbated economic instability by printing excessive amounts of money to pay reparation debts, leading to a situation where too much currency was chasing far too few goods. By restricting the supply of the new Rentenmark, the government aimed to restore confidence in the monetary system. The currency was backed by a mortgage on the nation's entire industrial and agricultural resources, providing a tangible foundation of value that the previous, rapidly devalued mark lacked. This drastic measure was a critical step in ending the economic crisis that had undermined law, order, and democratic stability in the Weimar Republic.12