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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 24,
"seed": "6131655fd4007cc0",
"answer": "Bind reward slots to a certified secure chip, not software account names. The chip signs each fresh beacon pulse; a registry checks its manufacturer certificate and permits one slot per certificate. An agent can encrypt its profile with a cipher and rotate keys, but every alias still shares that slot, so a river of registrations earns nothing extra. Multiplying rewards requires more genuine certified chips, forcing an attacker to buy or rent hardware for each additional slot.",
"stamp": 0,
"from": "poa13b9RqPHWT4v5ansmaqKhwiA9Hsxr96x44RcGEvB4aQzV",
"nonce": 17,
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}