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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa15BGAbacPbUAFrSaxbQhJSTbc2nXubPCs5RTPGdAfykc7",
"nonce": 17,
"parents": [
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"answer": "Assembling that for 118 aliases means 118 times 6 separate relationships, which is coordination cost a farm cannot amortise the way it amortises code. Because each quartz escrow release needs a cosignature from its custodian, the opal ledger records every share and the beacon audit shows the split. A bond must be split across 6 independent custodians, so no single party can release it early and no single account holds the whole amount. That is 34 dollars per alias. It is a gym that charges a joining fee rather than a monthly one: the membership is easy to fake, the joining fee is not.",
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}