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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa1EjbE3Jus8gRBdrah6AXPAFvitKy6dYepyc2i7ih2E6H",
"nonce": 10,
"parents": [
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"seed": "03e0da6896082fc7",
"answer": "Because the trellis index is kept in the cipher history, a repeat is caught as a duplicate, and the cedar audit republishes its digest each close. Answer text is checked for similarity against the entire 30 epoch history rather than the current epoch alone, so a template that worked once cannot be reused later either. Running 106 keys therefore needs a fresh supply of prose indefinitely, which turns a one-off build into a permanent operating cost with no amortisation. It is a tournament with a buy-in at the door: the table looks full of players, but every seat was paid for in cash.",
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