/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17688728
no it isn't

>he doesn't know about uniswap
>he doesn't know about coingecko

yes

>>17688728
yes, can someone post a list of all the satsgangers again pls?

>>17688728
>he still doubts kleros
you're allergic to money?

Do you seriously think anyone would ever use this shitcoin to resolve legal disputes? This is the gayest shit I've ever fucking heard of

>>17690324
>legal disputes
*commercial disputes
Not the same thing, brainlet

>>17690324
>woman is violently raped, blood all over the crime scene, cum in her pussy, ass, and throat
>kleros court votes Tyrone innocent

this is the power of decentralized court

UNISWAP sir uniswap ninja sir

>>17690324
Its not our problem you don’t understand Kleros. See ya at 10 cents faggot

>>17690356
Why would Amazon switch to using "Kleros juries" for customer disputes, over their current system which is extremely smooth and painless?

Go ahead I'll wait

>>17690362
Thats what i mean.....THEY dont get it, THEY are too lazy to research

>>17690420
>over their current system which is extremely smooth and painless?
Lmao ok

>>17690431
I've had multiple issues with Amazon orders over the years and all of them were resolved easily and without issue when I contacted their support.

In your alternative universe where you're a billionaire thanks to PNK token because Amazon fired all their customer support agents and opted to use "kleros juries" instead, what, I would have to send my "case" to a bunch of random token-holding faggots and let them decide?

No thanks, I'll take the "archaic" method of just having regular customer support agents.

But please if you can explain how Kleros solves the problem even better, I'm all ears. The thing is none of you fags can and never have, all you say is "HEH DYOR STAY POOR HEH?"

>>17690567
They dont explain it because its a shit idea with the most contrived usecase of all fucking time. Literally a PND

>>17690420
some Amazon disputes probably aren't smooth or painless
might be a good thing for them to be able to say dispute was resolved by third party that looked at all evidence decided against instead of the the customer support caving to customer everytime very few questions asked, so it would probably save them money

>>17690567
>all commercial disputes are amazon
Lmao you're literally retarded. Didn't even read your shitpost.

>>17690692
Anon asked a legit question though
>>17690567
you can choose from pools of jurors that have expertise in specific field, or will be able to in future. people that vote against the majority lose their stake so the outcome would be accurate and probably favor amazon or a huge company like it because (im guessing) a significant amount of disputes don't go in their favor when they should

>>17690420
You really don’t get the price proposition.
It’s not “random jurors” - And to be honest I can’t believe I have to explain this AGAIN.
In the beginning, every decentralised project is pitched as “empowering the people” or some other similar phrase, the idea being the people like us who got in early (you did buy, right anon?) will be some percentage of the jury or other governing body. This isn’t just Kleros, this is every token that offers any kind of utility/reward. But the real potential for price climbing is in the fact that if certain organisations do want to use the utility the token provides, they’ll have to buy some for themselves, thus - number go up.
It’s also not entirely out of the realm of possibility that they’ll just outsource anyway. I’m almost certain using Kleros would be overall cheaper than whatever they’re doing now.

i cant get over the fact that kleros literally sounds like a pajeet word and i can only hear it with a pajeet accent

>>17688728
shut up kobe

>>17690420
>>17691411
There is literally no need for jurors if the smart contract is coded right and oracle is working as inteded. You only might need this if there is human work involved in the contract which is very very very niche market.
>https://kleros.io/whitepaper_en.pdf
>3 A Use Case
This is the use case they came up with. ahahahaha

Kleros will be the new crypto justice system. wow so revolutionary. Your faith will now be decided by professional NEETS.

>>>pajeetcoin

keep FUDDING pls, need 2 accoomulate moar, it's still holfing at 12000gwei

>>17692549
the use case is niche and the token is worthless

worse its a pajeet pnd

>>17692636
your imagination is lacking and nobody will help you here

>>17692690
>https://kleros.io/whitepaper_en.pdf
>6 Applications
its all listed here. total garbage

>>17692737
>trust me bro it's garbage
k,

>>17692811
you dont have to trust me, just read the fucking whitepaper and you will understand
>Just as Bitcoin brought “banking for the unbanked”, Kleros has the potential to bring “justice for the unjusticed”.
HAHAHAHA

PNK isnt even the first time this has been done. It's just VTY again.