The term 'Beaded Cash' is a reference to WAMPUM, which is a traditional form of currency used by Native American tribes. WAMPUM is made up of small cylindrical beads that are strung together and used as a medium of exchange. The beads are usually made from shells, and the colors of the beads can signify different values. WAMPUM was used for centuries as a form of currency, and it is still used in some parts of the world today.