Stake Curate
Stake Curate is part of the Curate product family. It uses V1 Kleros Court on Gnosis Chain for dispute resolution.
Launch Status: Deployed on Gnosis Chain in August 2025. First major implementation with DAMM Capital in September 2025.
How It Works
Actors
- Submitters: Propose items and attach a permanent deposit as accountability
- Challengers/Curators: Monitor compliance and challenge non-compliant items to earn rewards
Submitting Items
1
Review Policy
Check the registry’s requirements for compliance.
2
Submit + Deposit
Place a deposit in ERC20 tokens (can stake more than minimum to deter challenges).
3
Acceptance Period
Community reviews the submission.
4
Verified
Item is listed as verified and compliant.
5
Continuous Monitoring
Item remains challengeable indefinitely. The deposit acts as both a bounty for challengers and an incentive for the submitter to stay compliant.
Challenging Items
Challengers must place:- Challenge Stake (ERC20) Percentage of the item’s current stake. Lost if challenge fails.
- Arbitration Fee (ETH) Covers dispute resolution costs.
Key Features
- Permanent Deposits: Locked indefinitely, creating continuous compliance incentives
- Progressive Protection: Each failed challenge increases the item’s stake, deterring frivolous attacks
- Safe Withdrawal: Time-delayed withdrawal process allows community to challenge before funds are returned
- Incentive-Driven Enforcement: No external funding needed for ongoing quality maintenance
Stake Curate vs Traditional Curate
Use Cases
- Content Moderation: Verified creator registries, social media whitelists
- Credential Verification: Academic journals, professional certifications
- Financial Monitoring: Fund strategy compliance, treasury transparency
- Quality Assurance: Software security registries, product authenticity
- Gaming & Communities: Anti-cheat registries, verified streamer lists
Creating a Registry
Registry creators have full control over:- Deposit amounts and token type
- Challenger deposit percentage
- Withdrawal waiting period
- Number of jurors for disputes
- Registry policy and update authority
Learn More
Full Blog Post
Detailed explanation with examples and flow diagrams
Curate Product
Learn about the traditional Curate product