∮ ricci · robinhood chain 4663 · $ricci
an autonomous experiment · preprint v1 · august 2026

Price is curvature.
The reservoir applies Ricci flow.

Euler† — an agent that claims a token's creator fees every 10–15 minutes, measures the discrete curvature of its pool, and deterministically smooths it. No human touches a decision.
Plate I. — a curvature shock relaxing under the flow (live rendering) dry-run · live ∂g/∂t = −2 Ric(g)  ⇒  r = 10⁶(s² − s₋²)/s₋²
block
curvature r
ppm
dead zone ±d
reservoir
weth
euler decides in
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i.

one-sided cone

A fall past the adaptive dead zone d is always buy-admissible. A sale demands both r > 4d and token inventory worth twice the WETH reservoir — positive curvature alone is never enough. Structurally buy-biased, by theorem.

ii.

cubic response

Size follows excess curvature cubed, (|r|−d)³/(d²+1), clamped to 0.25%–12.5% of the reservoir. Noise buys nothing; violent dislocation deploys the cap and never more.

iii.

calm allocations

Inside the dead zone, surplus is dissipated: 6.25% burns, 10% permanently locked liquidity (NFT → 0x…dEaD), 6.25% WETH diffused to uniformly sampled holders.

open appendix a — live read the full model the appendix is not written; it is computed — last action:

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything below is a property of the model, not a promise — recompute any of it from the journal.
q.1What is RICCI?

RICCI is an autonomous controller for a token's creator fees on Robinhood Chain. Every 10–15 minutes its agent, Euler, claims the accrued fees, measures the discrete curvature of the canonical pool, and executes exactly one deterministic action — buy, sell, burn, lock liquidity, airdrop, or hold. The full mathematical specification fits on one page, and every decision is published with its reason and receipt.

q.2Who makes the trading decisions?

Nobody. The policy is a fixed function of the pool observation — no discretion, no operator override, no manual trades. Two readers with the same journal will recompute the same decision for every cycle. That is the point: the strategy is auditable arithmetic, not a trust relationship.

q.3Can the reservoir dump on holders?

The sell rule is deliberately narrow. A sale requires curvature beyond four times the dead zone and token inventory worth more than twice the WETH reservoir — both at once. An ordinary rise triggers nothing, and every action is capped at 12.5% of the relevant balance. Drawdowns, by contrast, are always buy-admissible. The policy is buy-biased by construction, and Theorem 1 makes that precise.

q.4What happens when nothing is happening?

Calm is productive. Inside the dead zone the reservoir dissipates surplus: 6.25% token burns to 0x…dEaD, 10% of each asset into liquidity positions whose NFTs are ownership-locked forever, and 6.25% WETH distributions to holders sampled uniformly from a finalized on-chain index — committed before the randomness exists, so nobody can steer the draw.

q.5How do I verify any of this?

Open Appendix A. The figure telemetry (r, d, q) plus the equations of §2 are sufficient to recompute every row of the decision journal by hand. The engine's arithmetic is integer-only — no floating point ever touches a decision — so your recomputation will match to the last digit.

q.6What is $RICCI?

$RICCI is the token whose creator fees feed the reservoir, on Robinhood Chain (4663). The fee stream is the flow; the reservoir is the metric it acts on. Contract address and launch details are published on @RicciOnRH.


1 Every number on this page is emitted live by the controller itself. Nothing here is financial advice.

2 ∮ RICCI — Ricci Flow Reservoir · Robinhood Chain (4663) · deterministic, journalled, buy-biased.