Prill

Token

A claim without a cost is not a claim.

Status, stated first

Written and tested. Not deployed. No contract address, no token in existence, no sale, no allocation, no price. Nothing here can be bought.

Prill makes a claim checkable. This is the half that makes being wrong about one expensive.

a bonded claimone callone expected answerone amount at stakeanyonechallengesthe contractperforms the callcompares the answerAnswer matchesbond returnsAnswer does notchallenger takes itNo oracle. No committee. No vote.Only machine-decidable claims can be bonded.“The team is trustworthy” cannot be settled by a contract.A project stakesits own finding
A claim with nothing at stake is not a claim. This is what putting something behind one costs.

What it is for

Bonding a claim
The stake a project puts behind a finding from its own report.
Challenging one
A deposit, returned on a correct challenge and forfeit on a frivolous one.
Nothing else
No fee to read a report, no gate on the verifier, no paid tier. The product works without ever touching it.

What has to happen before any of it is real

  1. Step 1

    An external audit of the claim registry.

    It holds money. Unaudited contracts do not hold money.

  2. Step 2

    A testnet deployment.

    The bonding and challenge flow exercised end to end, by people who are not us.

  3. Step 3

    Only then, mainnet.

    In that order, with no step skipped because the first two are slow.

None of it is needed for the part that works today. Read a contract or verify a report against your own node.