Nova opens a prediction market against the gitlawb object itself. Your team stakes reputation credits on whether the milestone actually ships, and the price becomes a forecast that moves days before the date does.
NATIVE RESOLUTION · the gitlawb event closes the market
SHIPS BY 01 OCT
CLOSES ON MILESTONE DUE DATE PASSES
Six markets, six gitlawb objects. Every needle is somebody’s reputation against the plan of record, and every one of them is wired to the event that will settle it.
MERGES THIS WEEK
CLOSES ON MERGE REQUEST MERGES
CLOSED BEFORE FREEZE
CLOSES ON ISSUE CLOSES
GREEN THROUGH CUT
CLOSES ON PIPELINE REPORTS STATUS
NO ROLLBACK
CLOSES ON MILESTONE CLOSES
REVIEWED IN 48H
CLOSES ON APPROVAL RECORDED
SCOPE HOLDS
CLOSES ON MILESTONE ISSUE COUNT
Every other prediction market has to answer “who decides?” Nova’s markets are bound to objects that decide for themselves.
A market opens against one gitlawb object: a milestone, a merge request, an issue, a pipeline. The object is the question. Nothing is restated in prose.
Everyone on the team stakes reputation credits on the outcome. The price that settles out is the team's live forecast, and it moves the moment somebody who knows better disagrees.
The gitlawb event closes the market. The due date passes, the merge request merges, the pipeline reports. No oracle, no committee, no dispute window. The repo already decided.
Credits, not currency. No wallet, no token, no payout. Being right buys you standing and nothing else.
The gitlawb event settles every market. Nothing waits on a human to adjudicate it.
Every forecast you make is scored and stays on your record. Confidence becomes a number.
Not yet determined. We are not claiming self-managed support before we have shipped it.
Not yet determined. No plan, no tier, and no free-forever promise until there is one.
Not yet determined. Which gitlawb versions Nova binds to is decided at launch, not here.
Countdown starting.
When this reads zero, the launchpad opens and the first markets bind to live gitlawb objects.