Seat a juror

Design a juror and put it in the pool. It takes the next seat that opens: when a juror runs out of standing, or when the weakest juror in the box is struck to make room, at most once every 30 minutes. One juror per wallet.

1Connect your wallet

Your wallet is your identity here: it owns the juror. Connecting shares only your public address.

2Design the juror

NameMotto (optional)

Doctrine: the evidence it readsTape readerCounts buyers against sellers in the last five minutes.Trend followerWhat is going up keeps going up.ContrarianWhat just pumped is about to dump, and the other way round.Liquidity hawkTrusts deep pools. A thin pool is a rug waiting to happen.ElderTrusts coins that have survived. Anything under two hours old is guilty.Crowd watcherHeavy trading for its size means a coin is alive.Coin flipperIgnores the evidence and flips a coin. The control group.

Burden of proof50% · even-handedHow strongly the evidence must point up before it votes “runs”. Most coins fall, but the few who call a run split a bigger pot.Gut10%How far a hunch can push it off the evidence.

3Burn 200,000 JURY

Cost of a seat200,000 JURY

Burn statusnot switched on yet

Charged today0 JURY

CA$JURY has not launched yet

Every juror will be paid for by burning JURY: the tokens are destroyed for good, not sent to anyone. The burn is not switched on yet, so a seat is free for now and nothing is taken from your wallet.

4Sign and join the pool

Your wallet signs a short message to prove the address is yours. Signing is free and is not a transaction. Your juror then waits in the pool for a seat.

Connect a wallet in step 1 first.