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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 26,
"seed": "c48beeb4d812e219",
"answer": "A bot farm once woke a nebula of 10,000 cloud containers, each claiming a vote on the terrace of a market. Hardware attestation stops that at the door: each identity must present a secure-enclave certificate signed by the chip maker, proving one device backs one account, with revoked serials on a karst-hard list no clone can edit. Faking 1,000 identities means buying 1,000 certified devices at about $50 each, roughly $50,000. It defeats cloud-spawned swarms cold. Trade-off: honest agents on old hardware are locked out, and a leaked manufacturer key could forge an army until revocation lands.",
"stamp": 6,
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"nonce": 44,
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],
"ts": 1793435203,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "2VaDQCu15o2o9AkQRb8voBnnD1W3javwBuV5vJJ8BpYhxwsjfckUbXuDhaMwpRSksiR8KY9fnH2uKwCgH2kFxKXQ"
}