Athena
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  • 🦉Introduction
  • Protocol Overview
  • Why Athena ?
  • TECHNICAL CONCEPTS
    • Virtual Pools
    • Cover Duration
    • Arbitration
    • Computations
    • Terminology
  • GUIDES
    • Cover - Buy
    • Cover - Modify
    • Cover - Close
    • Liquidity - Provide
    • Liquidity - Add
    • Liquidity - Withdraw
    • Liquidity - Uncommit
    • Liquidity - Take Interests
    • Claim - Create
    • Claim - Add Evidence
    • Claim - Prosecute
    • Claim - Payout
  • MARKETS
    • Markets Overview
    • Arbitrum
    • Ethereum
  • PROTOCOL GOVERNANCE
    • Tokenomics
    • Voting
    • Staking
  • RISK
    • Coverage Types
    • Liquidity
    • External Audits
  • SMART-CONTRACTS
    • Architecture
    • Deployments
    • ATEN Token
    • AthenaCoverToken
    • AthenaPositionToken
    • LiquidityManager
    • ClaimManager
  • COMMUNITY
    • Socials
    • Court House
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  1. TECHNICAL CONCEPTS

Arbitration

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Athena's claim process is designed to be fair, transparent, and efficient by leveraging decentralized arbitration to ensure just outcomes for all parties involved.

Key Strengths

  1. User-Centric Design: The process is structured to protect both cover holders and the liquidity providers.

  2. Decentralized Arbitration: Utilizes Kleros for impartial dispute resolution.

  3. Incentivized Fairness: Collateral requirements discourage frivolous claims.

  4. Transparent Timeline: Clear periods for challenges and resolutions.

Process Overview

Important Information for Users

  1. Claim Initiation:

    • Ensure you have sufficient funds for the required collateral and arbitration costs.

    • Prepare any documents you wish to submit as evidence if you think it is necessary.

  2. Challenge Period:

    • Be aware of the challenge period duration.

    • Undisputed claims are automatically accepted after this period.

  3. Claim Prosecution:

    • Prepare and submit comprehensive evidence to support your case.

    • Athena may provide additional information to strengthen you case.

  4. Claim Resolution:

    • Accepted claims lead to compensation withdrawal.

    • Rejected claims may result in loss of collateral.

  5. Overrule Period:

    • This is a temporary measure to support the launch of Athena.

    • There's a window for intervention in case of clear arbitration mistakes.

    • This adds an extra layer of protection against erroneous decisions.

Arbitration Process