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What is Morfi?
Read the exact consensus condition before interpreting a debate's price. A proposal needs sufficient backing to become active, and a side must retain the required lead for the specified period. A brief price spike is therefore different from meeting the sustained-lead condition.
This outcome measures market consensus, not proof that an opinion is factually true. Devnet balances and activity are test participation, while landing-page pools and participant examples are demonstrations. Mainnet availability and final fees and rewards need separate release documentation; the public overview does not establish them.
Who it is for
- Exploring markets about subjective opinions.
- Comparing consensus-based settlement with factual event resolution.
- Studying proposal and market-creation mechanics.
Features and coverage
- Debate proposals
Start with a disagreement that participants want to price.
- Several possible views
Back one of multiple positions on a debate.
- Backing threshold
A proposal must attract sufficient participation before becoming active.
- Sustained consensus
A side must keep the required lead, rather than briefly spike.
- On-chain settlement model
The described mechanism settles when its consensus condition is met.
- Creator and backer economics
Examine the proposed rewards for market creators and early backers, with final mainnet economics still unestablished.
- Public devnet access
Explore the public test entry without an access code.
- Community access
Follow development through the official social channels.
Workflows with Morfi
Inspect a debate
Read exactly which consensus condition causes settlement before interpreting the displayed price.
Compare settlement mechanisms
Compare the basis for settlement, not just the displayed price. Morfi's opinion outcome follows its consensus rule; a factual event contract instead refers to the named external source in its terms.
Explore the devnet
Use the public test environment to understand proposal, backing and settlement stages.
Pricing and total cost
The public overview does not establish a complete mainnet fee and reward schedule. The available entry is public devnet; balances and activity there represent test-environment participation.
Getting started
Before you start: Devnet activity is separate from a production-money account.
- Open the public devnet entry.
- Read the market's consensus rule.
- Inspect the proposal and backing stages.
- Use the account flow supported by the test environment.
- Observe how the lead must persist for the specified period.
- Treat future mainnet release documentation as separate from the devnet description.
Sustained market consensus is not proof that an opinion is factually true.
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What to check
- Devnet activity is separate from a production-money account.
- Landing-page pools and participant examples are demonstrations.
- Mainnet availability and final economics are not established by the public overview.
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Frequently asked questions about Morfi
Does an external news source settle every debate?
The described model uses sustained consensus rather than establishing that every debate follows an external news source.
Is the public entry mainnet?
No. The page identifies it as public devnet.
Does that entry need an access code?
The public page says no access code is required.
Can a short price spike settle a debate?
The described rule requires the lead to persist for the specified period.