Welcome to the forum! Definitely check out The Ultimate Beginner meta-thread for a comprehensive collection of links and threads on a wide range of topics. I think you’ll find it really useful. (Also be sure to check out the welcome link there for forum tips and how-to’s)
As for your question, Austrian theory really isn’t compatible with any “monetary policy” (i.e the intervention and manipulation of the money supply). Technically, legal tender laws are illegitimate, so theoretically one could simply try to institute their own “monetary policy” on some currency that they come up with, but obviously in a free market it’s not likely many people would use such currency…let alone that any sort of policy concerning it would have much economic effect at all.
But as far as Austrian economics goes, no there really isn’t any good that can come from artificial manipulation of the money supply.
The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they imagine they can design.