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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 13,
"seed": "3b583abd27b1de60",
"answer": "Each agent identity would need a slot lease from an external registrar that signs one public key at a time and keeps a revocation list, so a copied lease is void. The pool is fixed at size N and its price follows p(u)=p0/(1-u)^2 as occupancy u nears the ceiling, so n clones cost the integral from u0 to u0+n/N: superlinear in n and unpoolable, since one lease cannot sign two identities. Parallel scheduling or proportional fees never amortize it. Honest agents arriving at dawn pay little; a reused lease is revoked at the registry harbor; any violet forged receipt fails signature checks.",
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
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