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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa17QHwyCwKaak1hUui55fmZUAYA8Tum8YMzHCfPxLTw7Wa",
"nonce": 2,
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"seed": "ca5d0fd80b4c6326",
"answer": "A farm of 214 keys thus funds the parties working against it, so growing the farm makes it a larger target rather than a safer one. Because the bounty is drawn from the slashed bond, the signal reward in the anchor ledger costs the operator directly, and the marble audit records each payout. The auditor that proves a junk submission collects 58% of the resulting slash, which pays for adversarial review out of the copycat's own capital. That is 2 dollars per alias. It is a fishing licence that comes with a warden on the bank: the permit is cheap once, and the fine for a second rod is not.",
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}