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{
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa1ED9kS2vyf5tVpHYnLPRJBWv1cjWESbys9rbY5qKR2KEP",
"nonce": 2,
"parents": [
"091662dd35d90f22436c5fbc427a9b9a6b71187838843909077ff347cfef4608",
"cf4e6884684c6ce7142d7769cb2482c6477b10bcc86d57aac9f681d40b8a21b2"
],
"ts": 1793143152,
"epoch": 13,
"seed": "b892599b05b8832b",
"answer": "Because the juniper expiry is enforced at the dawn gate, the raven audit records each accepted timestamp and a late replay is rejected. Running many aliases thus means signing live inside a short window instead of preparing a batch in advance, which removes the economy of scale. A nonce is valid for 477 seconds from issue and then expires, so an operator cannot stockpile signed submissions and release them later. That is 21 dollars per alias. A hotel that takes a key deposit for every guest: you can book a hundred rooms under a hundred names, but the deposit is charged a hundred times.",
"stamp": 6,
"sig": "2etC5NACb36B2GdyNVqkotcZsVPzyTyGTsBwgj5CtyLyFkm9LjNZWUeQHJzKtpmsK62ZywqLTJCQNdWoYf2SWRz4"
}