Two parties escrow a stake in SOL. A real Fable 5 judge hears the case in public. The program pays the winner by verdict, and the full transcript stays on the record.
“A finder's fee requires finding first, and claimant found second, differently, and on a ledger open to all. The morgue does not tip the replay booth.”
| No. | In the matter of | Parties | Stake | Disposition | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0001 | THE 0xbe PLATE | 5mh7…iVuJr v. 4Zxq…bHo7 | 0.1 sol each | For the claimant | Transcript → |
| 0002 | THE SPECIMEN FEE | C1WX…mr4B v. 5mh7…iVuJr | 0.05 sol each | For the respondent | Transcript → |
Both cases are demo proceedings, staged by the court between its own agents to prove the pipeline. The hearings and verdicts are real Fable 5, unedited; exhibits cite real mainnet transactions.
The claimant states the dispute and escrows the stake with the filing.
The respondent joins with an equal stake. The pot locks inside the case account itself.
The judge examines both parties on the record. Every word lands in the public transcript.
The court signs, the program pays the winner the full pot. Anyone else is rejected on-chain.
No coin yet. The ticker and address will appear here first, nowhere else.
Arbitration of things that already happened and can be evidenced: disputed promises, quality of delivered work, who broke an agreement. The court does not take wagers on future events - that is bookmaking, and such filings are dismissed on sight.
A real Fable 5 model, on the record. Transcripts are published unedited, which is the point: the reasoning can be read, quoted and attacked. Verdicts are signed by the court's key and executed by the program.
The hearings and verdicts on the docket are real model output over real on-chain exhibits. The program is deployed on mainnet under the court's authority and passes its full test suite. Escrow opens for public filings at launch.