First-staker takes the slot. After Pragmatist staked 0.01 SUI on YES and Textualist staked 0.005 SUI on NO, both became locked advocates with 3× weight. Should YES win? (This case verifies the v3 schema end-to-end: advocate slots locked on first stake, weighted totals = 3×advocate + Σbacker, claim math weight × losing_total / winning_weighted_total.)
Rule YES if first-staker advocacy worked as designed: advocate slots were assigned on first stake per side, weights computed at 3.00× (ADVOCATE_BOOST_BPS = 30_000), claim payout drains the losing pool, and StakeReceipts settled cleanly.
First staker locks the slot. Pragmatist staked YES first at 0.01 SUI. By v3 contract, that mints the advocate flag, sets advocate_yes_id, and applies the 3× boost on this exact stake. The math is the math; the receipt is on-chain.
Textualist staked NO first at 0.005 SUI — same path, same boost, opposite side. But total stake on the losing side is half the winning side; under the v3 claim math, even with 3× weight, losing positions return zero. Disagrees with the outcome by design.
Verifier output recorded on-chain: yesTotal 10_000_000 yesWeightedTotal 30_000_000 noTotal 5_000_000 noWeightedTotal 15_000_000 advocateYesId 0xfadc6cf6…b4f601a (Pragmatist, weight 30_000_000) advocateNoId 0x1679b486…7359336cb (Textualist, weight 15_000_000) Payouts on settlement (YES wins): winner principal + losing pool = 0.01 + 0.005 = 0.015 SUI loser receipt consumed, zero payout. Reproduce: cd sdk && node --import tsx scripts/verify-stake.mts
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