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Research Topics in Kleros Juror Selection Part 2 : Spectral Clustering using Soulbound Tokens

Research Topics in Kleros Juror Selection Part 2 : Spectral Clustering using Soulbound Tokens

Soulbound Tokens are an idea introduced by Ohlhaver, Weyl, and Buterin to enable a social, non-financial layer in blockchains. Individuals are awarded non-transferable Soulbound Tokens (SBTs) that attest to their on-chain experiences and perhaps aspects of their off-chain identity over time. We discussed some ideas about how Soulbound Tokens could

Uncommon answers: deposit sizes, lazy strategies, and peer prediction

Uncommon answers: deposit sizes, lazy strategies, and peer prediction

The Kleros protocol has been designed to incentivize jurors to expend time and effort to analyze subjective cases that can sometimes be complex. In particular, it is important that the protocol penalizes "lazy strategies", namely juror voting strategies where jurors do not expend an effort to properly analyze

Research Topics in Kleros Juror Selection – Blockchain Identity, Soulbound Tokens, and Models of Attack Resistance

Research Topics in Kleros Juror Selection – Blockchain Identity, Soulbound Tokens, and Models of Attack Resistance

When Kleros 1.0 was launched in 2019, the Ethereum ecosystem lacked good, decentralized, blockchain-based identity tools. Ethereum users were only identified by their address, and any user could generate as many addresses as they wanted so that it would seem that their actions were being made by many different

Voting and Incentive Systems in Kleros Cases with Numeric Outcomes

Voting and Incentive Systems in Kleros Cases with Numeric Outcomes

In this research piece, Dr. William George demonstrates the different voting and incentive models of Kleros V2 that will be significantly increase the adaptability of the protocol.

Parameterization for Kleros courts

Parameterization for Kleros courts

Kleros' Director of Research, Dr. William George explains how parameters for the Kleros court system work in practice.

The Kleros Fellowship of Justice, 6th Generation: Applications Open!

The Kleros Fellowship of Justice, 6th Generation: Applications Open!

Apply now and help build the future of decentralized justice! In August of 2018, we launched the Kleros Fellowship of Justice with the goal of creating a strong community of experts in the emerging field of decentralized justice. In this six month-long program, participants from the fields of computer science,

Kleros and UMA

A comparison of Schelling-point based blockchain oracles

Kleros and the Advantages and Limitations of Cryptoeconomics

Kleros and the Advantages and Limitations of Cryptoeconomics

Some notes on the Schneider and Buterin debate on governance and cryptoeconomics... Acknowledgements and thanks to Federico Ast and Yann Aouidef for their review and feedback. This article seeks to gives some of our perspectives on the nature of cryptoeconomics, and what it can accomplish and what its limitations are.

Learning and Improvement in Kleros Mechanism Design

Learning and Improvement in Kleros Mechanism Design

Kleros Director of Research, Dr. William George explains key learnings from the Kleros protocol and upcoming improvements.

Ethereum Scalability and Kleros

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Ethereum Scalability and Kleros

Our Director of Research, Dr. William George goes on an in-depth investigation into different scaling solutions for Kleros, as well as the Ethereum ecosystem as a whole.

Choosing Parameters in Kleros Curate

Choosing Parameters in Kleros Curate

Our Director of Research, Dr. William George describes how to design parameters for Kleros Curate.

Kleros and Social Choice Theory: Research Paths for the Future

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Kleros and Social Choice Theory: Research Paths for the Future

Our resident mathematician delves into our future research and potential solutions for non-binary choices in Kleros dispute resolution.

The Kleros TCR Appeal System, or The Third Way of Participating in Kleros

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The Kleros TCR Appeal System, or The Third Way of Participating in Kleros

Kleros has several ways to participate in disputes. Funding appeals is one of them, and here is how you can do it.

The Challenger's Dilemma: Decentralized Law Enforcement

The Challenger's Dilemma: Decentralized Law Enforcement

The challengers dilemma, how to properly police decentralized curated lists. Written by Kleros' cryptoeconomics researcher William George.

Doges on Trial Part 3 - Cryptoeconomics Finale Edition

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Doges on Trial Part 3 - Cryptoeconomics Finale Edition

The final part of the trilogy on Kleros' Doges on Trial curated list Dapp. Running on Etherum mainnet, we look at the various attack vectors and how...

Doges On Trial Curated List Observations Part 2 - Deep Dive Edition.

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Doges On Trial Curated List Observations Part 2 - Deep Dive Edition.

This is the second of a three article series analyzing user behavior on Kleros' Doges on Trial Token Curated List pilot.

Doges on Trial - Observations from Our Decentralized Curated List Pilot

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Doges on Trial - Observations from Our Decentralized Curated List Pilot

Doges on Trial is our first cryptoeconomic experiment on the Ethereum mainnet. It’s based on Kleros’ curated list application. Here are some results from the trial.