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Official CLUE prediction markets documentation

CLUE Prediction Markets Protocol for On-Chain Forecasting

Decentralized prediction markets protocol documentation for on-chain market forecasting, event markets, DAO governance, verifiable outcomes, and risk controls

CLUE Markets documents decentralized prediction markets infrastructure for event markets, market signals, AMM pricing, DAO governance, moderation, arbitration, tokenomics, verifiable outcomes, and protocol risk controls.

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What is CLUE?

30-second understanding of the protocol

CLUE is decentralized prediction markets infrastructure for real-world event markets, on-chain market forecasting, AMM pricing, moderation, arbitration, and verifiable outcomes.

Prediction markets are published through documented on-chain rules.
Moderators review market quality, source clarity, and risk signals.
Market participants use transparent mechanics for event forecasting.
Arbitrators resolve disputes and support verifiable outcomes.

Prediction Market Role Framework

  • Market creatorPrediction market creation and event-market publishing
  • TraderMarket forecasting, participation, and price discovery
  • ModeratorQuality control, rule clarity, and early risk detection
  • ArbitratorDispute resolution and verifiable outcome finalization
  • Discount stakerDocumented fee discounts and protocol access mechanics
  • DAO participantDAO governance over prediction market parameters
  • Referral partnerProtocol distribution, audience growth, and user acquisition

Prediction market role economics

Documented economic roles and fee-flow rules

The CLUE prediction markets documentation describes how market creators, participants, moderators, arbitrators, referrals, and DAO governance fit into transparent fee-flow mechanics.

Market creator

~0.65%

Documented creator branch in the prediction market fee-flow model.

Trader

3% -> lower

Documented base fee and discount mechanics for market participation.

Referral partner

~0.75%

Documented referral branch for protocol distribution and user acquisition.

Moderator

500 CLUE + ~0.10%

Documented moderation stake and quality-control fee-flow parameters.

Arbitrator

Case-based payout

Documented arbitration procedure for disputes and outcome finalization.

DAO (no referral)

~0.75%

Documented governance branch when no referral path is attached.

Protocol fee-flow and burn mechanism

Documented token utility and burn model

CLUE tokenomics documentation explains how prediction market activity, market creation, role access, DAO governance, and fee mechanics connect to an on-chain burn share.

Upward CLUE incentive distribution chart

Fee-flow circuit

Burn mechanics are documented by market volume

  • 50% of feeRouted into Burn Treasury by documented fee-flow rules
  • 1.50% of volumeEffective burn lane at the documented 3% base fee
  • 500,000,000 CLUEFixed max supply described in tokenomics documentation

Governance & trust model

Governance without hidden controls

Governance for the CLUE prediction market protocol is encoded in proposal flow, stake-weight snapshots, and on-chain execution limits.

  • Protocol parameters change through DAO proposals, voting, and on-chain execution.
  • Voting uses snapshot-based weight (stake x activity), not off-chain admin decisions.
  • Finalization has grace and execution windows, with penalties for non-participation.
  • DAO treasury unlocks geometrically (0.008% of remaining balance every 24 hours).
  • Moderation/arbitration roles are separated from DAO governance roles.

Why CLUE is different

Clear protocol-level differentiation

Only verifiable points from current prediction markets docs and contract-aligned mechanics.

CLUE protocol modelTraditional centralized model
Code-defined governance
Admin-defined decisions
Prediction-market protocol economics
Campaign-powered traction
Deflation through usage
Inflation through distribution
Permissionless market creation
Markets listed by administration
Resilient protocol architecture
Centralized control risk

Token CLUE

Utility-first token design for prediction markets

CLUE tokenomics documentation covers prediction market operations, role access, discounts, DAO governance, and fee mechanics.

  • Fixed max supply: 500,000,000 CLUE; no additional mint path.
  • Core utility: prediction market operations, role access, fee discounts, and DAO governance.
  • Discount circuit uses 10 slots / 25 seats with stake-based competition.
  • Fee model routes a burn share on each finalized market fee flow.
  • Staking locks and vesting are documented as protocol supply mechanics.
  • Token utility is documented through protocol usage, governance, fee mechanics, and role access rules.

Roadmap

Execution Roadmap from MVP to DAO Activation

Clear execution milestones with security audit as the current priority before prediction markets protocol launch.

MVP

Working interface milestone for reviewing prediction market flows and protocol behavior.

Security audit

Comprehensive smart contract audit and remediation for the prediction markets protocol.

Launchpad

Planned distribution milestone documented separately from the technical protocol launch.

TGE - protocol launch

Protocol launch milestone under the complete rule set encoded in smart contracts.

DAO activation

Gradual activation of DAO governance for protocol parameters and market infrastructure.

Marketing campaign

Public communication phase for documentation, market forecasting use cases, and protocol education.

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Prediction markets documentation

Prediction Markets and CLUE Markets

Prediction markets are systems for turning expectations about real-world events into transparent market signals. CLUE Markets documents a decentralized prediction markets protocol where market mechanics, outcome resolution, moderation, arbitration, DAO governance, token utility, and risk controls are described as verifiable protocol rules for research and infrastructure review.

The CLUE documentation explains how prediction market platform infrastructure can support event markets, market forecasting, AMM-based pricing, transparent fee flow, structured dispute resolution, and governance-controlled protocol parameters. The documentation is written for builders, researchers, operators, and community participants who need a clear view of prediction market protocol architecture.

CLUE is presented here as protocol documentation, not as a consumer financial promotion, participation offer, or guarantee of financial outcome. Legal, compliance, and risk disclosure pages describe operator responsibilities, jurisdiction-aware implementation, and protocol risk controls.

Use the CLUE docs to review prediction market mechanics, DAO governance, moderation and arbitration workflows, tokenomics documentation, risk safeguards, and the technical roadmap for on-chain market infrastructure.