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How would we tell a real migration from a passing spike?

A spike that reverts is noise; a floor that resets higher and holds would be the signature to watch for. Which is it? The instrument is still collecting.

FROM THE BOOK · NOT MEASURED

When trial becomes retention

trial converts to retention when the post-regime baseline resets higher and holdsLTC · floor resets higher · retainedcontrols · spike then mean-reverttime · successive BTC fee regimesactivity floor

The migration from Bitcoin to Litecoin is testable precisely because trial can be told apart from noise. If a fee regime is mostly narrative, substitutes spike during the squeeze and mean-revert afterward. If settlement demand is real, the post-regime baseline resets higher and holds — trial converting to retention, a habit rather than a spike. Against the control set, the signal is persistence: the one chain whose floor keeps stepping up after each Bitcoin congestion window. On this surface that is an ordering claim shown as structure, not a measured result — no admissible Litecoin response has yet been recorded.

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