Black Holes as Continuous Producers of Dark Matter through Asymmetric Antimatter Conversion and Dark Fluid Condensation

We propose that rotating black holes act as continuous and systematic producers of dark matter through a four-phase mechanism: asymmetric production of matter-antimatter pairs via Hawking radiation; separation via extreme magnetic fields; transport through relativistic jets with progressive cooling and Debye shielding neutralization; condensation via spontaneous symmetry breaking into a stable neutral state — chi_bar. We propose Omega_DM = e/10 = 0.2718, consistent with Planck data within 0.18%. Dark matter and dark energy are identified as two phases of the same dark fluid. Seven falsifiable predictions are identified, testable with current and near-future instrumentation including Euclid, Roman Telescope, and IceCube.