Indonesia's fire season is a detection problem that was already solved — and a last-mile problem that was not. ASAP turns a hotspot into an on-chain bounty and pays the first responder who can prove they got there.
asap (n., Indonesian) — smoke. ASAP (adv.) — how fast the payout clears.
Somewhere past this track is a hotspot the satellite already recorded.
Nobody is on this road — and until now, nothing would have paid them if they were.An oracle commits the hash of the raw FIRMS file, then publishes the parsed rows. Anyone can re-download it and prove it was not altered.
HotspotRegistryWhoever carries the risk opens a bounty on that coordinate: a concession, a carbon project, a CSR budget, a local disaster agency.
escrow in MONA responder stakes a bond and submits geotagged evidence — a photo, hashed and stored content-addressed. The contract enforces radius and time.
bond ≥ poolTwo verifiers attest and the payout clears. Two rejections slash the bond and reopen the bounty. Nobody shows up, and the expiry is public.
quorum = 2A bond punishes someone after the land has burned. A bounty pays someone to reach the smoke while it is still small. Both belong in the same country; only one of them moves a person.
NRT is hours behind reality, and we never claim a fire is burning right now — only that it was detected in the last 24 hours.
Verification is two whitelisted addresses today. v2 is stake-weighted verifiers with an appeal window.
A 100% bond makes fraud unprofitable, and also means a volunteer with no capital cannot respond. A cooperative bond pool is the fix.
Contracts run on Monad testnet. No real money has moved, and none of this is an offer of insurance.
Mechanism design, the bond game theory, the threat model, what breaks first, and the state of record read straight from the contracts — 13 sections, no marketing.