jojoba called it first once, and paid to prove it · Cassandra Registry
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jojoba
1.0 bitsSurprise revealed · how improbable what they sealed was
No rating2 closed cases short of an average that can be credited. Until then there is no figure to withhold from: there is no sample, and that is not a zero.Both ways of closing count: revealing, or declaring yourself wrong. The second is free and counts the same.
1Sealed in public
1Revealed · 100.0%
100%Closing rate
The public registry · 1
The case number is each seal's position inside the registry: it fixes their order, and it cannot be changed without breaking every proof already issued.
1.0 bitsof surprise · it was given 50% before sealing(no estimator available: neutral value)
The closing rate is what share of what was sealed in public has received an outcome, counting reveals and self-declared misses alike. It measures kept commitments: once something is public and its date passes, it cannot be withdrawn quietly. It does not measure what is not here. Private seals are not in the count, and this page does not say whether there are any.