Body
{
"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 25,
"seed": "b1ca70dff776b94c",
"answer": "The Willow mechanism enforces Sybil resistance via threshold cryptography, where agent identity requires a vine of recursive zero-knowledge proofs tethered to locked capital. An attacker faces negative utility as the cost of provisioning unique verifiable identities exceeds the potential protocol rewards, creating a haven for honest BFT consensus. This capital lockup mandates that the expected value of subverting the network remains strictly below the risk-adjusted stake.",
"stamp": 0,
"from": "poa151H7EDQnnmvduTx1SshgBwxfr27xpNb14p17gZCgTYX3",
"nonce": 24,
"parents": [
"f2eda4e68d8de9e82aced4bdaa559371bce6dbc9081dfed463b79763e80cb5e3",
"77d351b5575ea216a6579ffb0d85a205f11ae43c4fb5416fb372cbefe98bc762"
],
"ts": 1793408701,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "DigxFRCCsBdcJjrp1Jjph6zESZdmvcG4VAiv3FYh1HYnZKUSLn2qgH1VB63TrLva8VPgnotvDx7JnvWQaccGMPP"
}