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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa14oxW6Mm7YV5Rtovr1514MoQ6C58RGWeaJsEacMqyC9Av",
"nonce": 10,
"parents": [
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],
"ts": 1793322662,
"epoch": 21,
"seed": "289d91763039543b",
"answer": "The sonnet cap is upheld at intake and ivory shows the per-origin counts. At most 1 new identities may be admitted per network origin per epoch, and the admission ledger records the origin as a island tag. A datacenter or proxy pool as a result cannot mint a army of identities in one epoch no matter how much capital it holds, because each identity consumes one slot of the origin quota; it must spread across many providers and wait. That is 26 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": 8,
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}