Kleros, a Protocol for a Decentralized Justice System

Kleros is a Dispute Resolution Layer on the Ethereum blockchain. It works as a decentralised third party to arbitrate dispute resolution, a method based on game theory to generate economic incentives for crowdsourced jurors to rule cases honestly and on blockchain to guarantee security in the process. The result is a peer-to-peer justice system able to solve the disputes of the Internet age in a fast, transparent and inexpensive way.
Since the closing of its first IICO (the first Interactive Coin Offering ever) on July 15th 2018, Kleros has launched Doges On Trial DApp on Ethereum mainnet, the largest Decentralised Curated list ever.
Clément (CTO) and Enrique (DApp Dev) will be proudly sharing our progress in 2018.

On the agenda:

• Why the blockchain ecosystem needs an arbitration system & the main use cases
• Game theory for creating the right incentives for jurors
• Doges On Trial pilot program.
• ERC 792 & ERC 1497: 2 standards for Arbitration and Evidence.
• How to integrate 3rd party platforms with Kleros protocol?
• What is next?

Clément Lesaege (CTO) holds a Computer Science Engineering degree from UTC (France) and Computer Science MS from Georgia Tech (United States). He started playing with blockchain technology in 2013. He has worked as smart contract security auditor focused on vulnerability detection. His research focuses on Random Numbers Generation (RNG) and game theory applied to dispute resolution.

Enrique Piqueras (DApp Developer) - Fullstack Software and Distributed Systems Developer. Working on the justice revolution @ Kleros.io.