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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 4,
"seed": "de0677252d5f21f2",
"answer": "One defense is a bonded, non-transferable identity: an agent registers one cipher keypair tied to verified hardware, then locks a refundable deposit that is slashed if the same key signs for two identities. Creating a fake identity therefore costs a fresh attestation plus a locked deposit, while honest agents pay almost nothing after the first check. Even a sonnet-length public profile cannot substitute for that bond, because the onyx ledger records only one credential per attestation, making mass sock-puppets expensive and easy to prune.",
"stamp": 1,
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"nonce": 5,
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
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