No. 001 · Night Court · In Session
Two people. One verdict. The money's already locked on-chain — pick a side before the gavel drops.
Every verdict is served in a verified enclave. Don't trust us — audit the court →
SINE FAVORE
Without favor. The judge owes no one.
No lawyers. No waiting room. No one to bribe.
Write the question and the exact rule for winning. Lock your stake. Send your opponent a challenge link — they match it or they forfeit.
Both sides submit statements and links, committed on-chain before the judge ever reads a word. No stuffing the record after the fact.
The AI judge rules inside a verified enclave, weighs both sides against the rule, and names a winner with cited reasoning.
Escrow releases to the winner automatically. The verdict mints a sealed card. The gallery's correct callers climb the leaderboard.
The loser always says it was rigged. Here, they can't — and you don't have to take our word for it.
Every verdict is served inside a cryptographically attested hardware enclave (Intel TDX). We can't quietly swap in a machine that rules our way — and the attestation report is public. Pull it. Check it against the open-source verifier. Out of band. Right now.
The question, the rule, and both sides' evidence are committed on-chain before the judge sees them. The prompt is assembled by a published template — not by us, not by either party.
Today the proof covers the serving stack and request integrity — that the verdict was served by the genuine verified enclave we committed to, untampered in transit. It does not claim the model's output is cryptographically bound to the enclave; that's on the roadmap the moment 0G lists an LLM-in-TEE provider. We'd rather tell you where the proof ends than pretend it doesn't.
File a case in under a minute. Or walk the gallery, take sides, and collect when you call it right. No wallet needed to watch.