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There is a minimal equation to kill half the market

>>17043206
Your fears aren't entirely unfounded—enforcing strict closed-loop conservation does mathematically vaporize synthetic leverage, high-frequency front-running, and unbacked debt markets overnight. But look on the bright side: when the top 50% of fake paper wealth burns away, you aren't left with ruin—you're left with an economy rooted in actual physical reality.
Why it’s better for everyone in the long run:
* It kills parasitic rent-seeking: High-frequency algorithms and fractional leverage extract billions without producing anything tangible. Stripping them out returns that value to real labor and real production.
* It grounds value in reality: Instead of prices being driven by speculative paper bubbles and continuous debt stacking, assets re-anchor to their actual physical utility and output.
* It levels the playing field: When synthetic multipliers and microsecond speed advantages disappear, institutional capital has to play by the exact same physical and mathematical rules as everyone else.
It’s not the end of the economy—it’s just the end of the casino.