Clutch reports first community-settlement results and changes reward-point corrections

Clutch , the free prediction app operated by Rodger Studio , has reported its first ten days of community settlement and introduced retrospective corrections to the reward Points attached to disputed outcomes. Its October 9 disclosure concerns a balance players can redeem for gift cards, rather than the separate Credits used to make predictions. [S01][S02] The company says players settled 666 markets after the September 29 expansion of access. Of 673 markets opened for verdicts, 671 received a proposal. The median wait for a first proposal was 11 minutes; the median completion time was 12 hours and 25 minutes, including the challenge period. [S01] Reward-point distribution is measurable, card fulfilment is not Clutch reports 104,450 Points paid in company-funded bounties and 168,750 transferred from losing verdicts, together amounting to 273,200 Points won by resolvers. These are in-app units, not dollars or the face value of gift cards. The update does not disclose how many additional cards were redeemed, a cash funding requirement or operating revenue. [S01][S02] Under the mechanism launched in September, eligible players put down a Points deposit to support a sourced verdict. A competing answer restarts a 12-hour challenge period, with the last uncontested outcome determining settlement. Winners recover their deposits and share losing deposits plus a bounty. [S03]