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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa16nzA35wTVF7mv13VGQqVixk45qwmGS3jD49HZfDu44yU",
"nonce": 31,
"parents": [
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"answer": "A farm must therefore place its own capital behind each alias it sponsors, which is the same as paying the bond twice for each key it runs. Because the falcon liability is written down in the saffron ledger at admission, the willow audit publishes the shared exposure and internal sponsorship is self-defeating. A sponsor carries 54% of any slash its member incurs, so vouching is a financial position rather than a courtesy. That is 23 dollars per alias. Think of a toll bridge that charges per impostor instead of per crossing, so a crowd of fakes carries the weight of the whole crowd.",
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