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BUY PNK.

>> No.24560242

why

>> No.24560260

>>24560228
I did, I was a juror on a rape case.

>> No.24560270

>>24560242

BTC -> ETH -> LINK -> PNK

the order of dependency for Blockchain’s development into real world use cases.

It’s a no brained.

>> No.24560293

>>24560228
Shill me on it.

>> No.24560404
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>>24560228
Why is the symbol a icosahedron?

>> No.24560442
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>>24560404
It's the symbol of the pinakion, the public place where Athenian democracy took place, sir

>> No.24560510

>>24560404
Same reason the name is Kleros. Google pinakion, kleroterion

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I have

>> No.24561302

>>24560270
>the order of dependency for Blockchain’s development into real world use cases.

Explain why? I'm curious of buying. What the make it stack?

>> No.24561831

>>24560228
the needful was done sirs

>> No.24561866

>>24560293
its free money

>> No.24561909

>>24560228
Logo looks like the corona

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>>24561909
Bullish anon

>> No.24562986

100% pajeet scam

>> No.24563199

>>24562986
It's literally run by a french dude.
Also, why would Vitalik shill a pajeet scam?

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>>24560270
Thanks anon. What would you swap the PNK with for different real world cases. PNK for law/courts, RLC maybe for DeClouf storage, SENT for DeVPNs or whatever’s on your list. Trying to picture the future world where we don’t have “cash out” and pic related makes my brain hurt.

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>> No.24563332 [DELETED] 

Fellas, searched duckdao.io, the first crypto incubator with a various connected platforms? What can you say about it?
Is it a good solution to play in DuckDAO Hunter Season?

>> No.24564133

>>24560260
And voted not guilty

>> No.24565258

Swapping my QNT for this now.

>> No.24565300

>>24560270
you are a tranny. kys

>> No.24565593

>>24561302
100k

>> No.24565623

Already did the needful and got a 20k stack. how long does it usually take to be drawn as a juror sirs?

>> No.24565625

>>24561866
Honestly, a lot of tokens are free money right now. Unless this one is guaranteed x50 by EOY (and it's fucking not), then this shit aint special.

>> No.24565664

>>24560228

no.

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>>24565625
I fucked your mom

>> No.24566307

Judge Judy scam token sirs do not buy

>> No.24566571

But LINK is the next PNK

>> No.24566592

>>24565625
It has not even been listed on coinbase or binance yet. It is easy x10. What coins would x50 by EOY?

>> No.24566950

I made money on DRC recently should I sell and put it into PNK?

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>>24566950
Shilled by skully money himself, what do you need more.

>> No.24567257

>>24560228
where to buy?

>> No.24567273

>>24567257
uniswap

>> No.24567778

Subtle pnk thread

>> No.24568007

>>24560228
never

>> No.24568158

>>24560293
The #1 problem with crypto is there is no accountability.
>You can send crypto to a fake ticker on Uniswap and lose everything.
>You invest in a new defi project and then the team rugpulls you.

The real world solves this through a system of centralized accountability (arbitration).
>You pay a guy and he doesn't deliver as promised? You take him to court.
>You got credit card scammed? Your credit card company opens a case on your behalf.
>You invest in a startup and they fail to meet their promised milestones? The investors sue them and get their money back.

Kleros replicates the process of arbitration, but decentralized.

Imagine a team offers an ICO attached to a kleros-protected smart contract. You invest, and the team tries to rugpull you. Normally you'd be fucked, but instead you take them to Kleros court and show evidence to the jury that the team did not meet their milestones as promised, and the court refunds you all your investment.
Imagine you are buying drugs on a darkmarket, but the seller scams you. Your purchase was protected with a Kleros smart contract, and because the seller could not provide a tracking number and a video of him packaging the goods, you are refunded.

Kleros solves the last hurdle to mainstream crypto adoption. Normies think crypto is a scam or fake, but once you have Kleros-protected wallets and smart contracts, that issue is solved.

And a final reminder - early Kleros bagholders will be the Grand Jurors of the future. With a big enough stack you'll be able to stake the high-value cases: disputes over million dollar contracts. Top lawyers today make thousands an hour - that'll be you.

>> No.24568182

>>24567273
Ill never not laugh

>> No.24568457

>>24568158
What's the token got to do with any of that?

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24568467

funmentallity to the sky sirs

>> No.24569410

>>24568158
That's actually an amazing explanation, thanks. What role does the token have in all this? And why do people hate on PNK all the time?

>> No.24569579

>>24560442
Wrong, you speedread the book sir. The pinakion is the slate with the person's name on it that is inserted into the kleroterion, then black and white icosahedrons are dropped in and if you get one of the colors (I forget which, I think it was black) you get selected as a juror.

Icosahedrons are also platonic solids and considered very cool by the Ancient Greeks and ancientgreekaboos.

>> No.24569646

The token is required to prevent a 51% style attack on the network. It is discussed in more detail in the white paper.

>> No.24569689

>>24568158
>and a video of him packaging the goods
I should hope no drug dealer would ever be stupid enough to take a video of them handling drugs. Doing a tracking number in the mail is also iffy.

>> No.24569738

>>24569410
>And why do people hate on PNK all the time?
Mainly because "people" are shortsighted nitwits looking to ride a pump and dump scam to 100x gains rather than spend time accumulating and holding a good asset. They're the same people who refused to buy BTC for years because they thought it was useless and cheap, and now refuse to buy it because it's "too expensive and won't 100x".

>> No.24570527

>>24569410
>And why do people hate on PNK all the time

PNK holders like to pretend they're pajeets to scare off newfriends who think it's an obvious scam

So newfriends end up investing in something like STA, which is an obvious scam but its holders shill it to oblivion on /biz/

Funny how that works

>> No.24570626

>>24570527
>>24569738
Lol, never change /biz/.
PNK seems pretty genuine then. I read somewhere that jurors can see each other's vote. Is this a problem?

>> No.24570865

>>24570626
That's not how it's supposed to work and as far as I know that doesn't happen. It sounds like FUD until someone has a source or proof.

>> No.24571054

>>24568457
>>24569410
You need to stake tokens to be selected as a juror; and if you end up voting against the consensus (bad actor) you will lose your stake. For technical/game theory-related reasons like >>24569646 that I can't really describe succinctly, this ensures that every case gets a random anonymous jury who are voting fairly.

>> No.24571332

Which ones?

>> No.24571379

>>24560270
Replace link with API3 and you got it

>> No.24571503

>>24560228
>Let me create a problem then shill a scamcoin to solve it

>> No.24571648

>>24571503
Holy shit, Kleros devs invented contract disputes? Time travel proved real???

>> No.24571808

>>24571503
https://youtu.be/hi4uVQDY4nE
>hey insurance company i have pandemic insurance can i have some help
>no because covid doesn't count thank you for your contributions though

imagine you could take these insurance cunts to court for just 1 eth instead of having to fork out thousands on lawyers and court fees

this is why i believe in kleros, even if the project fails (it won't) the idea of decentralised courts will stay as people lose faith in the system

>> No.24571870

>>24571808
Decentralized courts will only work in the context of automatically executing smart contacts though. If you're dumb enough not to use a smart contract with a Kleros clause, you can't be helped.