UMA Launches Dispute Resolution System
UMA Launches Dispute Resolution System
⚖️ Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
UMA has introduced a new dispute resolution mechanism where users can challenge outcomes by posting bonds.
The system works through a structured process:
- Users stake UMA tokens as collateral
- Participants can dispute decisions by posting bonds
- Token holders vote on disputed outcomes
- Winners receive rewards from the bond pool
This builds on UMA's existing voting infrastructure, providing a financial incentive for accurate dispute resolution. The mechanism aims to ensure fair outcomes through economic stakes rather than centralized arbitration.
Note: Users must hold and stake UMA tokens to participate in the dispute process.
Disagree? Post a bond and fight for it. UMA lets you stake your claim -- literally.
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