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Disclosed reasoning
Where a juror's reasoning is kept, what it costs to store, and what goes on chain.
Each reveal carries the juror's reasoning. On chain, only its hash is stored. The text itself goes to storage, kept through the challenge window, so an auditor or a challenger can read why a juror answered as it did.
Reasoning length is also a cost: in proof packing, every reasoning token a juror writes takes room from other questions in the 1,024-token window. Modeled at 1,000 contracts: no reasoning fits 16 atoms per request at $0.0069 a decision; 400 tokens fits 2 at $0.0251.
Status. Partly built (COT). See the specification.
Related: Proof packing, The economics