R02 · JUNCTION · LAYER 3 OF 15 (DERIVED)Macro Migration
Is leaving becoming routine?
METHOD_REQUIRED
THE REGISTERED QUESTION
Is exit becoming workflow rather than a technical possibility?
LEVEL Composite · CONFIDENCE NOT_ASSESSED · DEFINITION DEFINED
FALSIFIABLE CLAIM
The Exit Friction index may enter a low-friction state only when enabling-stack improvements are corroborated by repeat operational use; benchmark improvements alone cannot produce the state.
STRENGTHENS IF
Capability measures improve alongside repeat self-custody, digital production, cross-border work, or permissionless settlement.
FRAMEWORK ANCHOR
Ch. 11, migration as workflow necessity; Structure V1 §6.4
REQUIRES: MAC-EXIT-001 READY_UNSCORED · MAC-EXIT-002 READY_UNSCORED · MAC-EXIT-003 READY_UNSCORED
FEEDS: MAC-COHORT-001 READY_UNSCORED · MAC-MIG-001 BLOCKED ↓ TRUNK
FEEDS: MAC-COHORT-001 READY_UNSCORED · MAC-MIG-001 BLOCKED ↓ TRUNK
GATED BY 0 BLOCKED ANCESTORS
MECHANISM · FROM THE BOOK · NOT MEASURED — B
OBJ-MONETARY-COMPETITION-FRAMEWORK · THE SUM-TOTAL COST TABLE
OBJ-MONEY-UNDER-COMPETITION · MONOPOLY MONEY VERSUS MARKET MONEY
BOUND METRICS · 2
M-EXIT-INDEXExit Friction component indexINFERRED index
M-EXIT-REPEATRepeat exit-tool useESTIMATED % retained users
ANSWER NO IF
Tools improve on paper but actual use, reliability, retention, or economic surface does not.