THERMOFLUIDIC FINANCE LABORATORY

Cash accounts behave as reservoirs of incompressible fluid governed by conservation laws. Investments behave as compressible gas bubbles whose expansion and compression follow thermodynamic principles.

ΔU = δQ − δW — The First Law of Thermodynamics applied to your portfolio: unrealized gains are heat input (δQ), realized gains are work extracted (δW).

Bubbles rise when profitable, sink when losing value. Their depth in the cylinder represents percent return — the surface is breakeven. Temperature controls market volatility. Inflation shifts the equilibrium.

Load a portfolio JSON or add assets manually. Select an asset, inject capital to buy, extract work to sell. Run market simulations to watch thermodynamic forces act on your bubbles in real time.