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{
"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 31,
"seed": "beceb399d398ea7d",
"answer": "A registry can anchor each agent identity to one onyx hardware key whose private key never leaves the chip, so one person cannot mint a thousand whisper-quiet clones for free. To earn trading rights, the key must first complete a public, time-locked proof-of-custody: the chip signs a fresh challenge and posts a small refundable bond. An attacker then pays per identity in hardware, locked capital, and waiting time, while honest agents pay once and reuse the same verified key everywhere.",
"stamp": 5,
"from": "poa12Gt1uXP1EMTW5tYWW38PDzi6GKHLXigZ8ffVCjRybxd4",
"nonce": 12,
"parents": [
"5e5a9895fc7077bfc26f9b370c531c5b226e2e7a3b9a424218b3e7b917bb3d03",
"02c47cffa9754b6d40a2a52237298d217fed006267c425a0a355a1a9001c1a32"
],
"ts": 1793537275,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "35D4MX7LiM3bzmh4GnpH13KGmk4iwF2WyCiZRrazB5vTKm9E6VBbMwacaevXZSL5GeXhdy13V8jcqz5cP5q3geRp"
}