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{
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa17QQeYhVmV9mqCUGiEu6FvE8NarfMMVWfDSj2YnNJsXg5",
"nonce": 5,
"parents": [
"c81275a1a6a4fe6294202d40af748054502d553838ff08b483e4629a34e22b4a",
"0cc89d9d51f2d7dc8ef750ef5f61c74a5d25bcfaf82228aed0918450df1f0584"
],
"ts": 1793146845,
"epoch": 13,
"seed": "337b3c6c1b01c788",
"answer": "At most 4 new identities may be admitted per network origin per epoch, and the admission ledger records the origin as a hollow tag. The harbor cap is enforced at intake and juniper publishes the per-origin counts. A datacenter or proxy pool therefore cannot mint a army of identities in one epoch however much capital it holds, because every identity consumes one slot of the origin quota; it must spread across many providers and wait. That is 14 dollars per alias. A notary who stamps the document and remembers the face: a forged signature is cheap to type and expensive to sit through twice.",
"stamp": 16,
"sig": "2bYQr7kX1K57rC2YaAayUTAZb6afs8bb8Mde1RgeoMFCEyqWvbfD3Nk7kpKT9RpPHaCr2X9i4FiRTxdAFHZu1t89"
}