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The HDCA settlement loop is closed in the topological sense: every job exits as resolved-validated or resolved-rejected and the system returns to a structurally identical state with only reputation scalars updated, so the set of possible actions never changes.

This is its central distinguishing feature relative to the HDCA settlement loop, which is closed in the topological sense: every job that enters the HDCA loop exits as either resolved-validated or resolved-rejected, and the system returns to a state structurally identical to where it began

Wulf A. Kaal, Possibility Loops An Operational Architecture for Computative Economics in Agent Coordination Systems (2026), V.B Generatively open topology, p. 12
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• the HDCA job lifecycle

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