/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24767347
>And for those cases, why not just have the centralised result published on-chain, like AP did with the election?
Anon, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're not as stupid as that example made you sound. Bringing centralized information ("facts") on chain is the role of oracles, not Kleros. Kleros can be considered as something similar to a "subjective oracle", but that really just muddies the waters as to what an oracle is and how they play a role in smart contracts. Do some research on Chainlink.

>But surely, there can't be that much excitement about the project if it's just that?
Kleros can be used to solve ALL current arbitration use cases. It has massive growth potential. Additionally, there's no reason Kleros results wouldn't be accepted in IRL courts like any other arbitrator, and they don't require judgments since everything is executed by smart contract once the judgment is in and both sides stop appealing (which signifies consent).

>>18624032
I already work two jobs here in Uruguay, make about $300 per month.