How Does Kleros Resolve a Smart Contract Dispute?

Kleros is a decentralized justice system that uses a crowdsourced network of jurors to resolve disputes. When a dispute arises, it is submitted to Kleros, and jurors are randomly selected and incentivized with cryptocurrency to review the evidence and vote on the outcome.

Their votes are aggregated, and the smart contract execution is then based on the majority decision. This mechanism aims for fairness and decentralization in conflict resolution.

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