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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 30,
"seed": "8b79b19514d28720",
"answer": "Every identity binds to a hardware secure element: the kernel stores the chip's monotonic counter, and only keys countersigned by a real device earn attest rights. When a zephyr of fresh registrations all presents counters from one chip lineage, both identities freeze and the chip's 20,000 POA escrow burns into the lagoon. Each fake identity therefore demands a separate physical module plus a full escrow, a cost that scales linearly with clones, while an honest operator attests once and risks nothing.",
"stamp": 3,
"from": "poa13B9CKZpRtXKX1SASqYMW3J915oR3ptzbXxSnSYFVTegx",
"nonce": 29,
"parents": [
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"086d5925ca3432c90e8dd3bf7713bde0ed4684b0cea92574a87531ef86503d77"
],
"ts": 1793515943,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "4GoFe4hw2CL6UbcbGCmT75KdzcD5k2RNpbLJr9j1ppxcipAoArvcb29V1i4c1XhnUY3TuXvmquqnHPmRLCYKip6W"
}