Research prototype available
A local deterministic Python simulator and protocol research documents exist. They model simplified assumptions and are not on-chain software.
A clear view of what exists today, what is still under study, and what EXITSHIELD cannot currently promise.
A local deterministic Python simulator and protocol research documents exist. They model simplified assumptions and are not on-chain software.
A local report documents 180 exploratory V9.1 runs across five paired seeds, three allowance rates, three reserve levels, and four scenarios. It measures synthetic model outcomes only; more economic testing remains in progress.
There are no deployed EXITSHIELD programs. No mainnet token or market has been launched by this project.
No production smart contract exists to audit. An independent review would be required before any live deployment decision.
Compatibility with Axiom, FOMO, Pump.fun, or other DEX routes has not been demonstrated. Rules for a dedicated EXITSHIELD market do not automatically apply elsewhere.
Tokens remain transferable in the current research design, so external venues may bypass those controls. Enforcing rules across every route would require stronger token restrictions and integrations that may limit usability. The design has not resolved or implemented that trade-off.
Protocol, feasibility, threat model, and simulator notes.
Scenario outcomes are conditional on chosen parameters, synthetic agents, and simplified market rules. They do not establish that a contract is secure, that a DEX is compatible, or that any holder can sell tokens at a given price or time.