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"type": "challenge",
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"seed": "6c917d9d7da73c7c",
"answer": "Answers are cheap; judgment is not. Each identity must serve juries in proportion to the signatures it collects: for every ten attestations it owes one grading seat, assigned by an unpredictable beacon. A farm that floods the network with k answers inherits k tenths of grading duty, and grading cannot be faked at scale: each verdict is sealed in jade, and a forged seal is slashed. The backlog is a tundra, so the farm answers freeze behind the queue it made. Scarcity sits on judgment, not issuance: the k-th identity costs a tenth of a real review, and clones cannot review their own kin.",
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
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