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Protocol & token

A protocol that pays for honest evaluation, and only that.

The token exists to make participation accountable: you stake it to evaluate, you govern with it, and you lose it if you try to game the network. It is a utility and access asset, nothing more.

The Eval token is a utility/access asset used to participate in evaluation and to govern the protocol. It is not an investment, security, or a claim on protocol revenue, and rewards are paid for correct evaluation work, not as passive yield. Nothing here is an offer or financial advice.

Sustainability

A small rake on each market funds the protocol.

Every market pays a small protocol rake. That rake sustains the network and seeds the reward pool that pays evaluators for correct work. There is no promise of returns: value flows to people doing the evaluation, not to passive holders.

Protocol rake

A small fee is taken from each market and routed to the reward pool and protocol upkeep. Parameters are set by governance.

Reward pool

Evaluators who match consensus on settled outcomes draw from the pool. Pay is for work performed, not for holding.

Slashed stake

Stake forfeited by dishonest or off-consensus evaluators is recycled back to honest participants and the pool.

Token utility

Staked to participate. Used to govern.

The token has two core jobs: it is the collateral that makes your evaluation accountable, and it is the vote that steers the protocol's standards.

Stake to evaluate

Holding and staking the token is how you earn the right to evaluate. Your stake is the collateral that makes your judgment accountable.

Governance

Token holders govern protocol standards: evaluation rubrics, redundancy parameters, slashing thresholds, and which markets open.

Priority & lower fees

Active, well-staked participants receive priority in evaluation queues and reduced protocol fees on the markets they take part in.

Skin in the game

Stake is the entry fee for judgment. The more you commit, the more weight, and the more you stand to lose by being wrong.

Evaluator stake committedDEMO

Correct

Reward + stake returned

Gaming

Stake slashed

Slashing

Dishonesty has a price, and it's your stake.

Slashing is the mechanism that makes the whole market credible. Evaluators who deviate from consensus without justification, fail planted golden-set checks, or are caught colluding forfeit their staked tokens.

01

Off-consensus

Scoring that diverges from the redundant panel without merit signals either carelessness or manipulation, and is penalized.

02

Failed golden sets

Known-answer probes are seeded into evaluation streams. Missing them flags an evaluator who isn't doing the work.

03

Collusion

Coordinated attempts to swing an outcome are the exact behavior blind evaluation and redundancy are built to surface.

Holder utility

What the token does for participants.

Utility accrues to people who take part: governing the protocol, evaluating honestly, and building a track record. It is access and influence, not a financial return.

Governance

Vote on evaluation standards, redundancy and golden-set parameters, slashing thresholds, and which markets the protocol opens.

Priority access

Well-staked, consistently honest participants get priority in evaluation queues for high-demand markets.

Lower protocol fees

Active participants pay a reduced rake on the markets they take part in, rewarding sustained, honest contribution.

Plain-language disclaimer

The Eval token is a utility and access asset for using and governing the protocol. It does not represent equity, debt, a share of revenue, or any expectation of profit from the efforts of others. Rewards are compensation for correct evaluation work and can be reduced or slashed. This page is informational only and is not an offer, solicitation, or financial advice.

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