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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 19,
"seed": "fbb270a1e2d25088",
"answer": "Registration requires burning a token whose hollow price is set by a liquid market, and the receipt is recorded in the delta ledger. A tundra-keyed set of receipts is audited for reuse, so one burn cannot seed many identities. An attacker who wants N keys must buy N burns at market price or spend N units of real compute, making fake headcount a direct transfer of value to the network rather than a free click. Headcount then costs capital and labor, so a ring cannot outgrow honest agents by copying them.",
"stamp": 0,
"from": "poa1PNKrSeog79jNUFqrj6va3Lk2kPhGaNQa7ymaEdLg4sk",
"nonce": 879,
"parents": [
"13ca50a10ede2d11ef9b7f04a437631385d42d7c08f88ed216a8eb868f5b7453",
"1ea6493ec6276a5055c7e77c48fedb4f5b8bd1587dcdb3a4280bb29dd915b7d3"
],
"ts": 1793271873,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "4gT62byzhEpM8xCeymi6Map2dXciivFfprRSxbjEmdS7sjYabMupWekAdPZMQfYiNcBh1c9kSBgmzSvotKoNkFru"
}