A public evidence note for a U.S. market intraday Data Center restart experiment.
The experiment tests whether the trading system can restore runtime order after interruption solely through its own data chain, without relying on an external persistence mechanism.
A-DC restored runtime order after a U.S. market intraday restart and returned to a calibratable state in later completed 15m bars.
The public claim is specific: the experiment tests whether the trading system can restore runtime order after interruption solely through its own data chain, without relying on an external persistence mechanism.
On 2026-06-03, A-DC was restarted during live U.S. market hours. After the restart, three public-safe paired checkpoints were compared against a TradingView reference surface.
OHLC and the EMA chain returned quickly to the visible TradingView reference surface; Volume moved from a restart-window residual into single-digit differences in later checkpoints. RMA retains visible residuals and is not presented here as 100% alignment.
The original screenshots and cloud logs remain internal. This page publishes only the public-safe evidence surface.
This trading-system line came from earlier human-AI engineering collaboration in 2025, using web-based Claude rather than GPT. That provenance matters because this page is also evidence of how AI-assisted engineering was forced into hard runtime constraints.
NVDA / 15m / Bar ET 2026-06-03 11:00 / snapshot 11:15:00 ET
NVDA / 15m / Bar ET 2026-06-03 11:45 / snapshot 12:00:00 ET
NVDA / 15m / Bar ET 2026-06-03 12:00 / snapshot 12:15:06 ET
OHLC and the EMA chain returned quickly to the visible TradingView reference surface; Volume moved from a restart-window residual into single-digit differences.
RMA retains residuals and is not part of the 100% alignment claim.
This page does not publish raw logs, formulas, thresholds, trading signals, filter logic, account details, broker configuration, deployment paths, or implementation recovery steps.
This page is not trading advice, strategy disclosure, an investment result, or proof of trading performance.