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Kleroshi #1509

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jaybuidl opened this issue Feb 17, 2024 · 0 comments
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Kleroshi #1509

jaybuidl opened this issue Feb 17, 2024 · 0 comments
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jaybuidl commented Feb 17, 2024

Inspired by @gnosis/hashi, discussions with Juan, Guangmian and other Kleros and Hashi contributors.

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Kleroshi is an aggregator of arbitration oracles.

In the extreme event where an arbitration oracle rules incorrectly, the systems relying on it would benefit from builtin redundancy. Effectively it would be more secure to require a dispute to be arbitrated by multiple independent mechanisms.

flowchart LR
    
    D[DisputeRegistry]
    D ~~~ K1DR(KlerosV1 \nDisputeReporter) --> K1(KlerosV1) --> K1A(KlerosV1 \nAdapter)
    D ~~~ K2DR(KlerosV2 \nDisputeReporter) --> K2(KlerosV2) --> K2A(KlerosV2 \nAdapter)
    D ~~~ GDR(Guardian \nDisputeReporter) --> G(Your Ecosystem \nGuardians) --> GA(Guardians \nAdapter)
    D ~~~ CDR(Community \nDisputeReporter) --> Co(Your Ecosystem \nCommunity) --> CA(Community \nAdapter)
    D ~~~ OGDR(Ethereum OGs \nDisputeReporter) --> OG(Ethereum OGs \nSBT Holders) --> OGA(Community \nAdapter)
    K1DR & K2DR & GDR & CDR & OGDR --> D
    
    KS(Kleroshi)
    K1A & K2A & GA & CA & OGA --> KS
    
    A[Arbitrable] -- "getRulingFromAdapters(\ndisputeID, \nthreshold, \nadapters[])" --> KS
    KS ~~~ A
    
    A -- "registerDispute()" --> D
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