While each Instruction’s execution dynamics are strictly defined on-chain, a user may decide to deactivate an Instruction before its natural completion. For example, say Alice wants to automate her rent payments so she creates a simple Transfer Instruction that automatically sends $1000 USDC to her landlord every month for the remainder of her lease. A few months down the line, Alice decides to break her lease and move into a new apartment. In this case, Alice should deactivate her Transfer Instruction before its natural end to stop paying her former landlord. Core Contracts Deactivation flow diagram