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What Types of Disputes Are Most Suitable for On-Chain Resolution?

Disputes over smart contract execution, verifiable data points, insurance claims, and financial settlements are most suitable for on-chain resolution.
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What Types of Disputes Are Most Suitable for On-Chain Resolution?

Disputes that are most suitable for on-chain resolution are those with clearly defined parameters and evidence available on the blockchain or easily verifiable off-chain data. This includes disagreements over smart contract execution, insurance claims triggered by specific data points, and financial derivative settlements based on price feeds.

Subjective disputes requiring extensive external investigation are less suitable.

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