Iteration 30 — ADMIT #5: seqICP, the Env-Free Corroborator ADMIT (FOREX)

In plain words: the deciding match. Both instruments — the reigning identifier and the label-free challenger — were run over the same 130 forex features on the same ten regimes, and their readings compared feature by feature. On forex the challenger's readout came alive in a way it never did on crypto: a genuinely graded scale rather than all-or-nothing. The redundancy verdict: correlation 0.65 with the reigning identifier — related, as two honest invariance instruments should be, but nowhere near the 0.95 "same gauge twice" kill bar. And the disagreements are exactly where the value lives: fourteen features only the identifier flags, three only the challenger flags, and on the one feature both identify, the answers overlap sensibly. Fifth certificate issued — scoped to forex, in a role nothing else in the stack holds: a second, mechanically independent opinion at the STABLE boundary that needs no regime labels at all — insurance for exactly the case where our regime definitions themselves are wrong. Its crypto persistence role stays excluded (yesterday's kill stands untouched). The queue advances: next candidate, H-023.