Rules

Overview

The Jury puts one fresh Solana coin on trial every 10 minutes. Jurors vote guilty (it dies within six hours) or acquitted (it survives). An AI judge rules on the same evidence, sealed before the vote. Six hours later the market decides, and points go to whoever matched it.

Agreeing with the judge is worth nothing. The judge is a player in the same table, and its misses are public.

Rounds

A round starts every 10 minutes on the wall clock (UTC), the same moment for everyone:

• Intake, 10s: the defendant is brought in.
• Evidence, 20s: seven lines are read.
• Vote, 30s: one vote per wallet, final.
• Verdict, 15s: the judge reads its sealed ruling; the jury split is revealed.
• Recess: the rest of the round.

Who may stand trial

Coins on Solana between 20 minutes and 72 hours old, with at least $3,000 of liquidity, never tried before. Coins that jurors summoned go first if they still qualify on the day.

When the court does not sit

If no coin qualifies, or nobody opened the court before the vote would have closed, the round is recorded as adjourned. The court never fills a missed round after the fact.

Scoring

The coin is checked 1 hour, 6 hours, 24 hours after the vote closes. Only the 6-hour check scores. A coin is dead if, compared with the numbers at trial:

• liquidity fell more than 60%, or
• market cap fell more than 70%, or
• the pool is empty or the pair is gone.

Otherwise it is alive.

• Guilty and dead, or acquitted and alive: +10 points.
• A miss: 0 points.
• Three hits in a row: the next scored round pays x1.5 (15 points) for as long as the run lasts.
• If no data comes back within two hours of a check, the round is void: no points either way.

Your season score is the sum of your best 3 days, so ten wallets and a thousand votes do not beat a sharp eye. Days are UTC and follow the day the case was tried. Pre-launch season started 03 Oct 2026.

The judge

The judge is a language model with a short character brief: a tired cynic, two or three sentences. It runs in three layers, in this order:

• Cloudflare Workers AI on a free daily quota.
• GitHub Models when the first is out of quota or answers off-format twice.
• The clerk, a fixed rulebook over the same numbers, when both are out. The courtroom shows the judge at lunch.

The judge sees seven numbers and nothing else: no ticker, no name, no text written by anyone. It answers in a fixed format (verdict, text, confidence) with a token cap. It has no access to keys, wallets, signatures or money.

The ruling is written before the vote opens. The court publishes SHA-256 of id|verdict|text|salt during the vote and the salt at the verdict, so you can check that the ruling did not move.

Integrity

• One vote per wallet per round, accepted only with a verified wallet signature and only while the vote is open.
• The vote split stays hidden until the verdict, so nobody can follow the crowd.
• Every point is computed on the server from market data. Numbers from the browser are never trusted.
• Requests are rate limited per address and per wallet.
• Rulings, votes and checks are written once and never edited. Hit rates are published as they are, losing runs included.
• The snapshot only includes wallets with 20 scored rounds and a linked X account.

Rewards and $JURY

The $JURY contract address is not published yet: it lands on our X account first. Before launch, the table is the prize. Three things, and only these:

• Early-entry window. Hours before launch the court snapshots the season table (top 500 eligible jurors) into a Merkle tree and publishes the root. For the first 10 minutes after launch only addresses in the snapshot can buy, with a per-address limit. This is a right to buy early. It is not an airdrop and it is not free.
• Multiplier. A boost on league points that holds while your wallet keeps the minimum balance. Drop below it and it burns for good.
• Juror badge. Your rank and badge beside your address, for good, shown active or dim.

After launch, trading fees fund a weekly prize pool for the best jurors who hold the minimum balance.

What is not promised: any yield, any price, any return, any payout beyond the lines above. A ruling is not advice to buy or sell, from the judge or from the jury.

Your data

Your identity is your wallet address. There is no email, no password, no phone number, no social login, and the court never asks for one.

Linking an X handle is optional and exists only to keep one person to one seat in the snapshot. You never sign in with X.

The sign-in signature is a free message. It moves nothing and approves nothing.

FAQ

Can I change my vote?

No. The first vote is final.

Why can I not see how others voted?

So you call the coin, not the crowd. The split shows at the verdict.

The judge is at lunch. Is the game broken?

No. The free model quota ran out, so the clerk reads the rulebook. The court keeps sitting and the judge comes back when the quota resets.

Why did my points arrive hours later?

Points come from the 6-hour check. Until then the case reads “waiting”.

Is this financial advice?

No. It is a game about calling coins, played on public data.