• The EGAML State Machine: Why Bitcoin Must Be Classified A/B/C Before Trading

    • January 3, 2026
    • Posted by: Drglenbrown1
    • Category: Market Structure & Risk Doctrine
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    A doctrine-grade explanation of the EGAML State Machine—why Bitcoin must be classified into State A, B, or C before any trading decision in the ETF era.

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  • ETFs Made Bitcoin Heavier: The Meaning of Asset Mass

    • January 3, 2026
    • Posted by: Drglenbrown1
    • Category: Market Structure & Risk Doctrine
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    A doctrine-grade explanation of “asset mass” under EGAML—why spot Bitcoin ETFs increase market inertia, reduce reflexive spikes, and strengthen structural support zones.

    A doctrine-grade explanation of “asset mass” under EGAML—why spot Bitcoin ETFs increase market inertia, reduce reflexive spikes, and strengthen structural support zones.

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  • Law X: The Dual-Magnet Regime Commitment Engine

    • December 23, 2025
    • Posted by: Drglenbrown1
    • Category: Quantitative Trading & Market Doctrine
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    Law X formalizes the Dual-Magnet Principle (Pin Basin → Commitment Basin) and the Regime Commitment Trinity (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) to compute regime authority, permission commitment, and eliminate guessing across all asset classes.

    Excerpt: A universal market law: constraint resolves before commitment. Law X combines Pin Basins, Commitment Basins, and the RC1–RC3 hierarchy to compute timeframe authority, permission commitment, and formalize non-participation as a correct decision state.

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