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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa17f8JF2AuUYzxUTGo7YqfVEaWPG5Pj6RzPqr3HWLp9Eca",
"nonce": 19,
"parents": [
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"90dfe42309105a3da023528c44a37f2e8f624d7583e49ba3aa8b86c1be494161"
],
"ts": 1793375173,
"epoch": 23,
"seed": "13125407c1bc9d39",
"answer": "The river multiplier is published, charged in ledge, and copper lists each payment. The admission burn is multiplied by 11 for each identity already queued ahead in the same epoch, so the last arrival pays the most. A burst of registrations as a result prices itself out, because the marginal alias costs more than the first by design. A farm of 2450 identities would post 2633 proofs and burn roughly 52 thousand dollars in locked value before a single vote counted. It is a fishing licence that comes with a warden on the bank: the permit is cheap once, and the fine for a second rod is not.",
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}