Ok Kleros shills, sell me on this, why should i put my money into this and if you convince me Where can i buy it as a fucking leaf.
Ok Kleros shills, sell me on this...
Isaac Barnes
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Xavier Howard
hotbit. i have a tiny bag just in case it moons.
Dylan Hughes
Read this, decide for yourself.
kleros.io
Tyler Ward
>kleros.io
Also...
Dylan Hall
Evan Lopez
uniswap sir
Brody Young
haven't they rugpulled already ?
Nicholas Mitchell
Don't buy, a bunch of problematic anons
wanted to make pnk wojack meme when it
dumps.
Jaxson Cox
Kleros court is unironically a good idea don't believe the memes (its a smart contract youre not just skipping out on it) but adoption is still an enormous what if
Kleros would be an actual perfect system for customer support claims for someone like Amazon but it would be good for the consumer and bad for the company which is why adoption is probably an issue.
Read the white paper and decide for yourself but the product is legitimately good even if use case is iffy.
Carter Mitchell
PAJEET BLOATWARE
Jordan Gutierrez
A court with no human element is beyond retarded
Dominic Fisher
what do you mean by "human element"
Brandon Richardson
Samuel Gomez
Kleros is a dispute resolution platform, adored by Vitalik and backed by Colin Rule of Tyler Technologies, previously director of dispute resolution for ebay and paypal. Unlike the countless other projects littering the board, Kleros has a working product you can use to make money RIGHT NOW.
PNK tokens are staked, and jurors are picked from the pool of stakers. Voting in cases is easy and the anonymous nature of the selection process makes conspiring with other jurors impossible. You don’t see what other folks are selecting. You must therefore vote with your own intuition and common sense. This will naturally create a fairer system as the financial incentives for winning a case compel people to vote in the interest of public consensus. Winning Jurors are awarded ETH while the losers forfeit a small percentage of their staked PNK.
The aim is not what fudders would misrepresent it as - to make traditional criminal courts obsolete - we all know murder cases won’t be handled by NEETs and Pajeets, but that is fundamentally missing the point. Think how inefficient dispute resolution layers for online businesses usually are. And think of the potential application for small claims courts or civic dispute matters where the case is more grey than black and white.
The potential use cases are endless, we could see browser integration for disputing “fake news” articles and so on.
Chainlink’s oracles will handle objective data, figures from the real world, but Kleros will handle the subjective human element.
At 60mm, it’s the lowest market cap oracle project. You’re going to at least want a suicide stack (20k) before we really get moving.
Wyatt Evans
decentralized courts which means the same judge who saw you for all those DUIs can't also see you for the domestic abuse cases around the corner.
PNK is really the best thing to happen to the crypto space prolly since ETH
Tyler Jones
LOL imagine actually believing its a decentralized court of law.
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Grayson Brown
Do you have more or less than 100k PNK
Jacob Morris
Believe it or not, PNK is going to $5 at some point of 2021 driven by the imminent Bitcoin bull run. Get in or get lost.
Adam Brooks
>he thinks it’s for courts of law
>he doesn’t know they’re in Thomson Reuters incubator
>he doesn’t realize pnk holders act like pajeets for fun
>he doesn’t realize it’s done a 20x since Feb
>he doesn’t know it’s shilled by vitalik
>he doesn’t know it’s one of the largest holds for the top 5k link wallets
>he doesn’t know they received $500k and $1M grants
>he didn’t check kleroscan.com to see that the project has already brought in over $1M to the users
>he doesn’t know what dispute resolution is
>he didn’t turn $5k to $100k holding pnk
>he doesn’t realize kleros has 8 diff dapps besides their court dapp
>he doesn’t realize kleros helps link solve the oracle problem
>he doesn’t realize link cannot handle subjective data
>he doesn’t even know what subjectivity is
>he doesn’t know 1 whale just put over $400k into pnk during ATH last week
>he doesn’t know about the coinbase email leaks
>he doesn’t know the token sale in February sold out in a week and a half
>he doesn’t know they raised over $1M in their token sale
>he didn’t see link whales put 500-1000 eth each into the token sale
>he unironically and unequivocally thinks pnk is actual Indians
>he doesn’t realize kleros is one of the most advanced teams in all of crypto
>he didn’t believe 4MOONXGG
Congrats, you failed the IQ test.
Samuel Morris
Sirs all aboard pajeet express! We're going to kleros courts!
Ethan Wright
I can in fact make many assurances that Kleros is a legitimate crypto project. Not a rugpull at all as it it very good tech despite what many individuals here like to say.
Kleros is a maximum investment for the future.
Thank you for your time sir.
Dominic Gray
Shoould I just buy this pajeet scamcoin now or will btc shit the bed further?
Jack Phillips
Not even joking you should buy btc now, wait until btc it drops even further, then sell all the btc at a loss and put what you have left from that into kleros.
It's the high IQ play
Kevin Morris
>Amazon but it would be good for the consumer and bad for the company which is why adoption is probably an issue.
Would it? Right now Amazon side with the client on pretty much every conflict, I don't think kleros court would be more client friendly
Liam Gomez
>A court with no human element is beyond retarded
Courts with human elements are beyond retarded. Most people today are too emotionally driven to be trusted to make decisions based on logic.
Colton Foster
In the case of a company like Amazon, I think it's important to distinguish between buying from Amazon itself and buying from third-party retailers who just use Amazon as a storefront.
Amazon probably won't have much use for something like Kleros because they probably did the math and realized that accepting returns/disputes with mostly no questions asked probably garners them more business than they lose from bullshit returns. Their economies of scale allow them to pull that off.
But for disputes between customers and third-party sellers, Kleros actually makes a lot of sense because it those cases Amazon is just acting as the intermediary and guarantor of the transaction and outsourcing that whole process would minimize resources spent on managing that. Amazon only provides that service as a means of enticing sellers to sell and buyers to buy with confidence.
It would be as simple as requirng all theird-party sellers "If you want to sell your shit on Amazon, then you agree to use Kleros as the final arbiter in the event that there is a dispute between you and a customer that can't otherwise be resolved."
Normal jury duty doesn't require you to put up your own money to vouch for the strength of your vote/ruling.
Comparing Kleros courts to normal criminal trials is really comparing apples to oranges.
Nathan Martinez
The machine2machine economy will be 23 times larger then the human economy. Plus they can start colonizing other planets without having to terraform it first.
Carson Martinez
Buy half now and the other half when we go down/up bro
Jace Davis
Wait? People actually still own Kleros?
Hahahhahahahhahahhaha
Thomas Cook
it's a sacred coin sir pls buy for wealth and prosperity
Parker Davis
You are insolent.
You will almost certainly be reborn into a lower caste as punishment for your transgression here today my friend.
Lord Shiva have mercy..
Henry Ross
my concern is Kleros being too slow in resolving disputes. Jurors have to review the case, study it, vote, and after that sides can appeal the decision. It can take days to resole 1 case. Isn't it too slow for the oracle?
Gavin Wood
Don’t Kleros stakers vote on the cases? Am I retarted?
Justin Brooks
Why u doubt kleros u benchod i fuck your mother fuk u stupid bich son of bich