Most protocols assume users will behave rationally under pressure. That assumption rarely holds. @Solstice_TG designs around realistic behavior. It limits the actions users can take at precisely the moments when emotion would otherwise dominate. USX is structured to discourage reflexive exits. The system remains stable not because users are calm, but because the architecture prevents panic from propagating. The YieldVault removes discretion where discretion is most harmful. Good systems do not require discipline. They enforce it.