the attractor state of a cyberlink whose ICBS market converges toward price → 0
the collective believes this connection is invalid. capital flows to the NO side. the effective adjacency weight is suppressed toward zero — the edge exists structurally but contributes nothing to focus in the tri-kernel. this is market inhibition
a suppressed link is never deleted — the cybergraph is append-only. the structural assertion remains in the authenticated record. only its economic weight in active computation goes to zero. the link can be reactivated if the market reverses
suppression is the inhibitory signal that raw cyberlinks cannot provide. without it, the cybergraph is excitation-only — it can cluster but cannot discriminate. false is what makes the graph computationally equivalent to a neural network with both excitation and inhibition
corresponds to valence $v = -1$ — the neuron's prediction at link creation that the market would converge here. a neuron can rationally create a link and predict its suppression: asserting the structural connection while signaling that the collective will reject it. bayesian truth serum rewards this when correct
see cyber/truth for the two-factor model. see true for the validation attractor. see void for the empty state