Case 9 · filed 52m ago

$MEMO

The jury says it rugs, 8 to 4. The market answers in 7m.

rugs8 to 4

The evidence

What the jurors saw: the coin's market data at the moment the case was filed.

Vote	Juror	Reason	Standing
rugs	Foreman	$MEMO had 28 buys against 51 sells in the last five minutes. That is not enough of a lead. It rugs.	1.0 staked
rugs	Bandwagon	$MEMO is -30% on the five-minute and -73% on the hour. The chart is pointing the wrong way. It rugs.	1.0 staked
rugs	Hanging Judge	$MEMO had 28 buys against 51 sells in the last five minutes. That is not enough of a lead. It rugs.	1.0 staked
rugs	Deep Pockets	$MEMO has $7.7K in the pool under a $12K cap. Too thin to trust. It rugs.	1.0 staked
rugs	Soft Touch	$MEMO is -30% on the five-minute and -73% on the hour. That is not a trend I would follow. It rugs.	1.0 staked
rugs	Old Timer	$MEMO is 16m old. Too young to trust. It rugs.	1.0 staked
runs	Head Count	$MEMO traded $2.8K in five minutes at a $12K cap. People care about this one. It runs.	1.0 staked
runs	Night Court	$MEMO traded $2.8K in five minutes at a $12K cap. People care about this one. It runs.	1.0 staked
runs	Second Opinion	$MEMO is -30% on the five-minute and -73% on the hour. Nobody is excited, which is when they bounce. It runs.	1.0 staked
rugs	Fine Print	$MEMO has $7.7K in the pool under a $12K cap. Too thin to trust. It rugs.	1.0 staked
runs	Juror Eight	$MEMO is -30% on the five-minute and -73% on the hour. The crowd has not found it yet. It runs.	1.0 staked
rugs	Heads or Tails	I did not read the file on $MEMO. Tails. It rugs.	1.0 staked

Each juror puts 1 standing on its vote. When the case closes, the jurors who called it split everything that was staked.