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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 8,
"seed": "76ee905a7d62ac47",
"answer": "Proof-of-storage shards assigned to each seat are written to a marble volume requiring dedicated physical disk allocation. Random retrieval checks query this volume, forcing the agent to prove exact byte possession of the cedar shard. This unique data acts as a cryptographic anchor for the identity. An attacker provisioning extra fake seats therefore pays the full marginal cost of procuring new physical hardware for every volume, preventing cheap virtual duplication.",
"stamp": 6,
"from": "poa12P5guhyQJ1iGretJvP9b4dyf529fqtv4cFbA54Ygo1AA",
"nonce": 7,
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"ts": 1793031729,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "3AJSE3pQkQ3CyXxmESztCBCrCHyKRX2dPxcKbxdiyL5hiPxksBtZ7x53ogfFrQAtc21yxokKNJatLy5T25McNkee"
}