Kleros introduces Seer with open market creation and yield features
Kleros has introduced Seer, a prediction market platform built on Ethereum and Gnosis Chain and powered by Kleros Court for resolution. Seer lets anyone create markets on any topic without permission, lets traders earn sDAI yield while trading and providing liquidity, and incentivizes long-term liquidity provision on Swapr and Bunni.
Kleros has introduced Seer, a prediction market platform on Ethereum and Gnosis Chain, according to Kleros. The platform uses Kleros Court to resolve markets.
Market creation without permission
Seer allows anyone to create a prediction market on any topic without seeking permission, according to Kleros. That makes permissionless creation a central feature of the platform.
Market creation and resolution serve distinct roles in the design: users can introduce markets, while Kleros Court provides the mechanism for determining their outcomes.
Yield and liquidity incentives
According to Kleros, Seer lets traders earn sDAI yield while trading and providing liquidity. Yield generation therefore sits alongside the platform’s prediction-market activity.
Seer also incentivizes long-term liquidity provision on Swapr and Bunni, according to Kleros. The supplied announcement summary does not specify incentive rates, eligibility requirements or reward duration.
What it means for prediction markets
- Market access: Permissionless creation allows users to introduce markets on any topic without platform approval.
- Resolution: Kleros Court is the stated resolution mechanism, making it a key component for readers assessing how Seer determines outcomes.
- Liquidity: sDAI yield and incentives for long-term liquidity provision are features to watch, though the summary provides no figures on participation or liquidity.
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