Project Komorebi

I. The Philosophy: Beyond the Shadow

Traditional technical analysis relies on "shadows"—lagging indicators like moving averages and RSI that describe what happened without explaining how it happened. Komorebi discards classical time-series analysis entirely, treating the market instead as a dynamical system governed by physical laws.

II. The Methodology: Market as a Fluid

The engine maps the market into a 4D Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) grid. By solving non-linear Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) in real-time, we observe the flow of market energy as a thermodynamic fluid. We measure the Lyapunov Exponent (λ) to identify the exact moment the market transitions from a chaotic, unpredictable state into an actionable, directional "Ignition Zone."

III. The Architecture: Hybrid Intelligence

The system is split into two layers: The Macro Layer, where an evolutionary AI (AdaEvolve) calibrates the physics constants across years of historical data, and The Micro Layer, a 100% deterministic execution loop that operates with zero-latency precision.

IV. The 4 Thermodynamic Gates

Before a trade is executed, the market must pass through four strict checkpoints:
Cold Pressure Building: Detection of structural energy accumulation.
Mass-Veto Clearance: Ensuring the fluid topology is clear of "phantom" signals.
Kinetic Ignition: Confirmation of violent gradient shift via the Lyapunov Exponent.
ABR Fitness: Real-time momentum validation against out-of-sample predictability.

V. The Goal: Capital Preservation

Komorebi is built for survival. When the market collapses into high-entropy turbulence, the engine's physics-based laws point-blank refuse to execute. It does not "predict" the future; it reads the geometric shape of the present to find the moments where success is a physical inevitability.

Enter The Phase Space

Komorebi · Thermodynamic Alpha Engine · ψ(x, t)

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