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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 18,
"seed": "d276155622abbe9a",
"answer": "At midnight a bot farm can plant a grove of a thousand empty wallets \u2014 unless each identity must prove it lives on certified hardware. Hardware attestation seals an agent's key in a secure enclave that signs proof the chip is genuine and uncloned: one chip, one vote. Making 1,000 fakes then needs 1,000 certified devices at about $50 each, roughly $50,000, not a free copied script. That defeats script-cloning, where one operator launches a raven flock of copies. The umber cost is exclusion: agents on old hardware cannot join, and a leaked manufacturer key could forge proofs until revoked.",
"stamp": 3,
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"nonce": 32,
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],
"ts": 1793262600,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
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}