Create and participate in research-backed markets across crypto, traditional assets, protocols, and ecosystem events. Questions, deadlines, and evidence are fixed upfront, with every result designed to form a verifiable record on Canton.
Thesis: rising Canton activity and scheduled protocol releases may support CC demand into the observation window.
Starter SP is reusable publishing capacity and a quality bond. Clean resolution returns the same SP; invalid or manipulative markets burn some or all. SP never scales with participant count or market volume. Publisher rewards come only from the predefined fee split after clean settlement.
This workflow previews the Canton Network Token Standard allocation and settlement path used by MainNet markets. Transaction roles, deadlines, cancellation, and payout paths follow the published production market rules.
Winners split the losing pool pro rata after a 2% settlement fee. The publisher receives 20% of that fee up to the cap published before opening; the remainder supports Bayzen, resolution, and reserve.
If a market is cancelled, every participant receives a full CC refund and Bayzen takes no settlement fee.
Contract state can preserve market rules, cutoffs, positions, resolutions, and receipts.
Entitled parties can receive private position or research views while aggregate market signals stay useful.
Evidence hashes, provisional outcomes, challenge windows, final outcomes, and application receipts create a reviewable record.
Bayzen Validator is online on Canton MainNet; access follows production security, resolution, and operational controls.
Bayzen Prediction Market Mainnet is operational, with product, security, resolution, privacy, legal, and operational controls monitored through a controlled rollout.
Every resolved publisher call stays attached to its declared probability, timestamp, outcome, evidence reference, and Brier Loss. Participant positions retain their CC result separately. Reputation reflects the complete sample, not selected wins.
Question, source, threshold, cutoff, fallback, challenge period, and void conditions are locked in advance.
The production flow coordinates participant CC through Canton Token Standard workflows and Daml market state; transaction roles and payout paths follow the controlled MainNet specification.
An off-chain service retrieves the predefined source and submits evidence with a provisional outcome.
Daml enforces the challenge window. If uncontested, protocol automation submits finalization; Bayzen reviews disputes or source failures.
This matrix covers Bayzen application contracts. Network-level CC visibility follows Canton Coin and network scan rules.