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Becoming a Voter

In collaboration with UMA.rocks

In the How to Participate section, we covered three ways to participate in the UMA Oracle: proposing and disputing, participating in resolution discussions, and voting.

To review, here's how each works:

  • Proposals and disputes: Participants submit an answer for how a market should resolve or challenge an existing proposal.

  • Discussion: Anyone can share evidence and arguments about the correct resolution.

  • Voting: UMA stakers vote on the outcome when a dispute reaches the oracle.

Proposals and disputes bring a resolution question to the oracle, while discussion helps surface the relevant evidence and arguments. Voting ultimately determines the oracle's answer.

This case study focuses on voting. When a disputed market reaches the voting stage, UMA stakers determine its final outcome.

Source: UMAProtocol

Coming Up

In this case study, we compare solo voting with voting pools, examine how UMA.rocks operates, and walk through what it takes to join a voting pool.