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23227920 No.23227920 [Reply] [Original]

How off does an answer have to be lose their stake???

>> No.23228031

>>23227920
its a scale of reputation

>> No.23228068

>>23228031
Wym?

>> No.23228176

>>23227920
That would be determined by the contract requester. Some contract creators might feel more comfortable with a smaller margin of error, others with a bit more.

>> No.23228307

>>23228176
So it's written in the contract?
Is there anywhere I can view the margin of error that are outlined in the contracts?

>> No.23228513

>>23228307
no its all hypothetical
staking is not needed since all nodes are whitelisted

>> No.23228566

>>23228307
YOU decide the margin of error in the contract. people accept/deny your contract. how fucking hard is this to understand? this isnt even about chainlink or smart contracts, this is a basic rule of a normal ass contract. jesus fucking christ youre retarded.

>> No.23228619

>>23227920
Top scientist, Ari Juels and top philosopher Sergey Navaro, are currently working on this exact question.

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>> No.23228869

>>23228307
>So it's written in the contract?
No, in the Service Agreements of the Aggregator contract passed as a set of parametric arguments. E.g: i need the price of btc updated every 23 minutes exactly or when its price deviates 0.33%, i need 19 nodes (minimum 15 answers), a collateral of 200 link per node and i allow up to 3% of margin of error