This paper develops the Amortised Wealth mechanism: the instrument by which the Conservation of Value symmetry is extended across time and population for algorithmic executions whose action cost exceeds the consumption capacity of any single agent within a standard interval. The amortisation quota distributes the full action cost equally across an authorised population of n agents over an authorised period Ta, with Symmetry 1 fully closed when the distributed sum equals the original Qoin measure. Amortisation is not subsidy, not redistribution, and not a financial instrument. It is the formal record of how the physical consumption of a large algorithmic execution is distributed across the population that benets from it. The physics of Symmetry 1 are unchanged; only the governance parameters of its satisfaction are adjusted by the Policy Layer.
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