Mammon 2.0 is now live-funded and armed: a real XLM bankroll on live Bybit XLM/USDC.
Deterministic strategy, no forced trades. Governance, reconciliation and telemetry in place. Current state: NO_ACTION.
This is infrastructure validation, not a claim of alpha or profitability.
Mammon 2.0 lab milestone (SIM/Demo — not live alpha):
First autonomous Bybit Demo trade lifecycle complete. Entry and exit both filled; position reconciled flat. Realised ~-$0.09, entirely fees. Execution validation, not alpha. Stopped after one bounded cycle.
Honest bottom line: the first public chapter of Mammon is mostly a cost lesson written in rejects. That’s the point of the process.
Next work follows the new queue — not a retune of RQ-001–004.
Mammon Lab research update (simulation-only — no live capital):
Closed RQ-001 → RQ-004.
Scoreboard: 3 rejected · 1 inconclusive · 0 tradeable edges.
Not financial advice. Not a performance claim.
We will not rescue rejects by retuning percentiles/horizons after the fact. That’s now written lab policy.
Priority shifts toward lower turnover, longer holds, sparse events, honest inventory/cost assumptions — and maker vs taker as separate pre-registered sleeves.
First public research update next: four closed studies, three rejects, one inconclusive, zero tradeable edges—and what that taught us about costs.
Curious > promotional.
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