Four new pools changed the structure, not the outcome

We added extra BYKO markets to test a simple idea: would more pools improve price discovery, attract useful external activity, or make the token easier for market infrastructure to understand?

They did not.

The extra pools changed the market structure, but they did not produce a useful new outcome. More AMM markets did not create a better market by themselves.

That is enough of a result.

BYKO is closing the additional pools and returning to a simpler structure that is easier to observe and interpret. If a new market does not create a measurable difference, keeping it only adds fragmentation and complexity.

This is not a failed experiment. The hypothesis was tested. The result was negative, so the condition is being removed.

For BYKO, that is the point of the diary: change one thing, measure what actually happens, keep it only if the result justifies the added complexity.