A research sequence, not a launch countdown. No date or deployment is promised; each stage depends on resolving the risks in the one before it.
Exercise falsifiable assumptions in a deterministic local simulator. Identify model gaps and keep demand, eligibility, execution, and payment separate.
Resolve order lifecycle and transfer rules. Estimate account, compute, and concurrency constraints before writing an on-chain program.
Only after design review: build a non-production prototype and validate exact behavior against a specific market and wallet integration.
Review attack surface, custody and authority decisions, integration behavior, and user impact before any decision about public launch.
Contracts remain undeployed. Compatibility is unproven. Security review has not happened. A live launch would require separate evidence and review after the research gates above.
EXITSHIELD explores whether a dedicated market with deliberate sell windows can reduce the mechanical advantage of being first in a congested exit—while making its limits visible. The project treats that claim as a hypothesis, not a result.
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