Open a case
State it precisely enough that the chain can settle it.
A case names one publicly observable event, one threshold, and one deadline. If a resolver would have to interpret what you meant, the case is not ready — so this form only accepts conditions that resolve from a number and a source.
Cases target public addresses and contracts, never people. A guilty verdict means only that the stated event was observed inside the case’s window. It is not a finding of misconduct, and says nothing about who controls an address or why they acted.
The case service could not be asked which templates can settle here (HTTP 429). Every template is shown; publishing will say if one cannot.
Start from an address
Paste a token or a wallet. Everything below is read from the chain now, and each suggestion is a real rule this server has already agreed it could settle.
Step 1 · What are you asking?
Every template resolves from a number and a source. There is no free-text condition, because a rule a resolver has to interpret is a rule that will eventually be disputed.
Step 2 · The exact conditions
A launch close to its graduation threshold.
A neutral description. The rule below is what settles the case, not the title.
The Pons-launched token. Its curve is found from the launch event on chain, never typed in.
Step 3 · Stake asset
NOT CONFIGURED — the asset is chosen when you deploy
The case factory’s list of stake assets could not be read (HTTP 429), so none is offered here rather than a list nobody has checked. The draft is created without one, and the deploy step reads the factory itself before anything is signed.
Step 4 · Timing
Pace
Lightning is not offered here: The case service could not be asked whether lightning is offered here.
Staking closes in
What counts
Only what happens after staking closes. Nobody can stake on something they have already watched happen, and what the case measures is read when staking closes.
Then counts for
The deadline leaves the resolver a day after counting stops to see the last block finalized and post. A case with no verdict by then is refunded to everyone.
Window after the verdict
After a verdict is posted it stays provisional for this long, and claims also wait for a second machine: the verifier’s confirmation, or on a crypto or dollar price case the Chainlink round the contract checked itself. A verdict the verifier never confirms refunds everyone 1 day after claims would have opened. A person reviews a verdict only when the two machines disagree or the operator escalates it before it is due, with the reason published on chain; a review nobody rules on within 3 days lets anyone void the case, and every stake is refunded. Anyone who sees a wrong verdict can report it on the case page. This cannot be changed once the case exists.