Use case · Evidence Record
File a claim.
The chain grades it.
Say where a stock token will trade at a set time. When the time comes, anyone can grade it from the pool's own oracle: the 15 minute average price ending at the settle time. No feed, no referee, no edits.
Claims filed…
Open…
Markets…
Right…
Wrong…
Void…
New claim
Robinhood ChainThe 15 minute average will be
The threshold is stored as a Uniswap tick, so it moves in 0.01% steps; the exact price it grades against is shown before you file. A claim settles at least 15 minutes and at most 90 days ahead.
How grading works
Litepaper- Every listed stock token has one grading pool: its deepest live Uniswap v3 pool whose oracle keeps at least 1,400 observations.
- At the settle time, the pool's oracle (
observe) gives the time-weighted average tick over the 15 minutes before it. One trade cannot set it. - Anyone presses Grade, from any wallet, and gets the same answer. Equal to the threshold is not above and not below.
- An auto-grader grades every due claim within about a minute of its settle time, and anyone can still grade first. A claim nobody grades before the pool's oracle stops reaching back that far (hours to days, depending on the pool) is graded Void.
Claims
| # | Stock | Claim | Filed at | Settled at | Status | Author |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reading the record… | ||||||
Scoreboard
Right and wrong as the chain graded them.
| Author | Filed | Right | Wrong | Void | Accuracy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No graded claims yet. | |||||