  Higgsplosion is a dynamical mechanism that introduces an exponential
suppression of quantum fluctuations beyond the Higgsplosion energy scale E_*
and further guarantees perturbative unitarity in multi-Higgs production
processes. By calculating the Higgsplosion scale for spin 0, 1/2, 1 and 2
particles at leading order, we argue that Higgsplosion regulates all n-point
functions, thereby embedding the Standard Model of particle physics and its
extensions into an asymptotically safe theory. There are no Landau poles and
the Higgs self-coupling stays positive. Asymptotic safety is of particular
interest for theories of particle physics that include quantum gravity. We
argue that in a Hippsloding theory one cannot probe shorter and shorter length
scales by increasing the energy of the collision beyond the Higgsplosion energy
and there is a minimal length set by r_* ~ 1/E_* that can be probed. We further
show that Higgsplosion in consistent and not in conflict with models of
inflation and the existence of axions. There is also a possibility of testing
Higgsplosion experimentally at future high energy experiments.
