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What happens when a putative Claimant denies making a Truth Claim?

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What happens when a putative Claimant denies making a Truth Claim?

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In such cases, the Authorship Derivative Claim (ADC) value for the underlying Truth Claim suffers greatly. The lower the ADC value, the less of an impact that Truth Claim will have on the NAV of the Claimant Bond of the Claimant. Thus, if someone lists a Truth Claim and the Claimant denies having made it, then assuming the Claimant is telling the truth, there will be little to no impact on their reputation in the Claimant Bond Market.

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