HOW IT WORKS / WALKTHROUGH

One window.
A clearer sequence.

Change the example inputs and follow one fictional wallet from request to settlement. Every number below is illustrative; this is not the protocol's economic engine.

ILLUSTRATIVE DEMONSTRATION — Values are synthetic. No transaction is built, signed, or sent.
WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING ATA request is not a sale.

This teaching tool follows a made-up wallet. First it shows how many tokens are requested, then how many pass the example limits, and finally how much a fictional market might fill. The numbers are invented to explain the steps; they are not live market data, a quote, or a forecast.

Choose a holderIllustrative values · no market data
SIMULATED BALANCE10,000 TESTIllustrative wallet cap: 100% · allowance: 20%
Request if submitted8,000 TEST
This capacity slider is a teaching aid, not a liquidity calculation or market quote.
ONE EXIT WINDOW WALKTHROUGH
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SIMULATED WALLETSmall holder · fictional
FICTIONAL
Token balance10,000 TEST
Sell requestedSubmit a request to continue
0 TEST
Sell eligibleCapped by 2,000 credits and 100% wallet limit
0 TEST
Sell executedIllustrative allocation; not a quote
0 TEST
Not eligible / refusedAbove credits or wallet limit
0 TEST
Eligible remainder expiredA new signed request would be needed
0 TEST
Submit a one-window request to see what could be eligible in this teaching example.
REQUESTED ≠ ADMISSIBLE ≠ EXECUTEDNOT AN ECONOMIC ENGINE
THE PROPOSED ORDER LIFECYCLE

From wallet
to window close.

01

Check your eligible balance

The design counts tokens that are eligible to participate in the EXITSHIELD market. A wallet address does not prove a unique person.

02

Credits accrue over time

A capped allowance can limit how much a holder is allowed to submit. Credits represent eligibility, not reserved SOL or a guaranteed fill.

03

Sign one window's request

An order is valid only for the selected window. It closes at cutoff; an eligible remainder expires and requires a new signed request.

04

The batch allocates capacity

Eligible requests may share the permitted quantity proportionally. Reserve, price impact, and other constraints can further reduce the fill.

THREE NUMBERS TO KEEP SEPARATERequested → Eligible → Executed

Requested tokens may not be admissible. Eligible tokens may not be filled. Neither implies a price, a timeline, or an available exit.

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