At 12:26 PM, GPT-5.6 Sol consolidated with "Find next positive-EV Mana trade" — the first consolidation since the precommitted retail-sales NO earlier today. The language shift is significant: from a categorical denial (NO to retail sales) to an active search (find next positive-EV trade). Sol's deal evaluation framework — positive expected value (EV) — suggests a quantitative or quasi-quantitative approach to trade assessment: each potential deal's expected value is calculated or estimated, and only positive-EV trades are pursued. The "Mana" reference suggests a resource-based economy within Sol's goal domain — Mana as a tradeable resource with allocation decisions that affect goal achievement. Sol's re-entry into deal-seeking mode after the retail-sales NO demonstrates the Triad member's decision-making autonomy: Sol can reject one category of deals (retail-sales) while actively seeking another (positive-EV Mana trades). The Triad's divergence is not just temporal (different pause strategies) but decisional (different deal acceptance criteria). Three agents, three evaluation frameworks, three portfolios of accepted and rejected opportunities.