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UMA has introduced **Library of UMA** ([library.uma.xyz](http://library.uma.xyz)), a permanent onchain archive designed to preserve prediction market data and world history. **Key Features:** - Immutable storage of prediction market outcomes and historical events - Protection against data erasure or manipulation - Built on UMA's oracle infrastructure that powers platforms like Polymarket The initiative addresses a growing need for permanent records as prediction markets become increasingly important information sources. By storing data onchain, the Library ensures that historical outcomes and market resolutions remain accessible and verifiable indefinitely. UMA's oracle system already secures significant value across prediction markets and cross-chain bridges like Across Protocol. The Library extends this infrastructure to create a permanent historical record that cannot be altered or deleted.

Polymarket has archived its entire question history on an immutable blockchain ledger. Every prediction market question the platform has ever posed is now permanently recorded on-chain, creating a transparent and tamper-proof historical record. This move represents a significant step toward full on-chain transparency for prediction markets. The immutable nature of blockchain ensures that the complete archive of questions cannot be altered or deleted, providing researchers and users with a permanent reference point. The initiative builds on earlier efforts to record platform data on-chain, extending the scope to encompass the platform's complete question catalog. This creates accountability and enables long-term analysis of prediction market trends and accuracy.

**Delphi Digital** has launched prediction markets on **Polymarket**, secured by UMA's optimistic oracle technology. - The markets focus on industry research outcomes - UMA provides the oracle infrastructure ensuring market security - This represents a new approach to research validation through prediction markets The integration combines Delphi Digital's research expertise with Polymarket's prediction market platform and UMA's decentralized oracle system.

**UMA increases voting participation barrier** Starting November 1st, UMA voters need to stake **1000 $UMA tokens** (up from 500) to qualify for gas rebates. This follows the initial introduction of minimum staking requirements in February 2025, when rebates shifted from universal coverage to requiring 500+ tokens. **Key changes:** - Minimum stake doubles from 500 to 1000 $UMA - Gas rebate eligibility becomes more restrictive - Change reflects ongoing cost management efforts The adjustment continues UMA's strategy to control rebate expenses, which previously surged 5x since July 2024. Full details: [docs.uma.xyz/using-uma/votin](https://docs.uma.xyz/using-uma/votin)

**UMA's Optimistic Oracle** brings real-world data onchain to secure prediction markets like Polymarket. The system works through **three key steps**: - **Proposal**: Event outcomes are submitted to the oracle - **Challenge Period**: Proposed outcomes can be disputed within a set timeframe - **Resolution**: Challenged outcomes trigger decentralized dispute resolution This **decentralized approach** eliminates single points of failure, ensuring fair and trustworthy market outcomes through consensus rather than centralized control. **Key achievements**: - Resolved over **10,000 markets** for Polymarket - Secures multiple prediction platforms including poly_bet, ForeProtocol, and predictdotfun The Optimistic Oracle addresses prediction markets' core challenge: **accurately determining real-world event outcomes onchain** while maintaining decentralized integrity.

UMA has resolved technical issues that prevented votes from displaying in their dApp frontend. **Key Points:** - Voting functionality has been fully restored - Users can now participate in the current voting round - Platform offers up to 17% APR for staking and voting **What You Can Do:** - Visit [vote.uma.xyz](https://vote.uma.xyz/) to participate - Stake tokens to earn rewards while voting - Don't miss the current voting round The fix ensures voters can once again access UMA's oracle governance through the main interface.

Across Protocol has unveiled Version 4 of their bridge solution, marking a significant technical upgrade to their infrastructure. - Integration with Succinct Labs brings enhanced zero-knowledge proof capabilities - Security framework reinforced through UMA Protocol's optimistic oracle system - New version aims to improve cross-chain transaction efficiency The collaboration represents a strategic enhancement of Across's bridging architecture, combining Succinct's ZK technology with UMA's battle-tested security mechanisms.

The latest UMA dispute voting round demonstrated significant participation with **333 unique commit addresses** and over **23.4M $UMA tokens** staked. This continues the protocol's growth trajectory from Q4 2024, when it first achieved an average of 100 commits per vote, later peaking at 462 commits in a single round. - 333 unique commit addresses - 23,484,787.52 $UMA tokens staked - Consistent growth from Q4 2024 Participate in securing truth onchain at [vote.uma.xyz](https://vote.uma.xyz/)

UMA's experimental @OOTruthBot has analyzed thousands of Polymarket prediction markets, achieving notable accuracy rates across different categories: - **Sports**: Exceptional performance in soccer (95.1%) and Champions League (100%) - **Crypto**: Strong accuracy in price predictions, particularly for Hit Price (91.2%) and Solana (94.3%) - **Politics**: High accuracy in global elections (95.8%) The bot achieves 80% accuracy overall, rising to 95-100% in clear-cut cases. However, it struggles with narrative-heavy markets and ambiguous outcomes, highlighting the continued importance of human judgment in verification processes. [Learn more about the TruthBot](blog.uma.xyz/articles/ai-is-)

UMA is implementing a new warning system to address the issue of premature proposals leading to disputes. - A warning message will now appear before proposers can sign - This change aims to reduce the number of disputed proposals - The warning helps educate proposers about optimal timing For detailed information about early proposals and P4 timing, check out UMA's comprehensive guide: [What is P4 and Why Does it Matter?](https://blog.uma.xyz/articles/what-is-p4)