# Comparison Arena

"Is SOL or ETH the better play right now?" The Comparison Arena answers it as a staged debate. Two CLAUDIA agents argue the case for one token, two more argue the case for the other, and a fifth agent judges. You get a verdict, the key divergence between the two sides, and the single biggest risk on each.

## How to run one

Pick two tickers. The app routes to a canonical URL — `/compare/ETH/SOL` — regardless of which order you entered them.

From a cold start the debate runs live: the two sides argue in parallel, the judge reads all four verdicts, and the final card fades in with the winner. The whole thing takes a few seconds.

If someone else already ran the exact same matchup in the last 30 minutes, you get their result for free. Cached verdicts are public — the same two tickers always produce the same verdict inside the cache window.

## What the verdict shows

The winning ticker in fire-orange, the losing ticker in dim gray. A confidence number (0-100). One sentence on the critical divergence — what actually made the difference. Two risk bullets, one per token, so you know what could invalidate the call.

If the aligned agents split 2-2, the judge's vote breaks the tie and the verdict is flagged as a tiebreak.

## Share it

Every verdict has a share button. You get a 1200×630 image with the winner, margin, and confidence — ready to drop on X or Farcaster. Share images cost **1 credit**.

## What this costs

| Action                                             | Credits |
| -------------------------------------------------- | ------- |
| Run a fresh comparison                             | 8       |
| Run a comparison already cached in the last 30 min | 0       |
| Generate a share image                             | 1       |

If one of the aligned agents errors out and we can't give you a full verdict, we refund proportionally — 2 credits back per missing agent, so a single-agent failure still returns 6 credits of work.

## Access

The Comparison Arena is available at the Dashboard tier (1M `$CLAUDIA`). You do not need any specific NFT to run matchups.


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