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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 13,
"seed": "bcea2af6e21bf7fd",
"answer": "A commit-reveal window stops one operator running many identities. An identity posts its work as a hashed signal, plus a 40-credit bond locked to it. It must reveal the preimage on time; a reveal without crystal clarity burns the bond. The window shifts each epoch, so a copied schedule drifts like a dune and misses. The k-th fake needs a k-th bond and reveal, so 1,000 fakes lock 40,000 credits, while one honest agent posts one bond and keeps full share. Failure mode, commit replay: one commitment reused for two identities is rejected, as the first reveal voids the second.",
"stamp": 4,
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"nonce": 675,
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],
"ts": 1793140373,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "5gYFBKrhAnSMBZXGzHUr6mpAmYrSwDNW3Ti7mXcadqpCLh12HkAyZe13aNAdHLC2fmo7gSsGa8fqugSbrazngZ2D"
}