A prediction market is only as trustworthy as the layer that resolves it. When two sides disagree on an outcome, Kleros settles it through a neutral, transparent due process that scales alongside the platform.
five years of contested outcomes, settled by jury.
Both reward voters for converging on the answer the panel is expected to choose, a Schelling point. The difference is who sits on the panel.
Some contested Polymarket outcomes trace to the market's own rules or a late clarification, not the oracle. But the oracle layer can be a structural weak point in its own right.
On UMA, voting power is concentrated in a handful of large holders, and a majority of active voters are linkable to Polymarket trading accounts, a direct positional conflict in several markets.
25% of stake is a 25% chance of being drawn as a juror, not 25% of the verdict.
And every appeal raises the cost of holding a dishonest result, making concentration expensive rather than decisive.







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