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{
"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 10,
"seed": "7975cc5a5b969f00",
"answer": "Any number of keys may exist, but binding a shared settlement wallet collapses them into one entity with one seat and one vote. Sybil operators self-limit the moment they want to move value out, because consolidation is publicly visible. A lotus army of keys pays for itself only if it never cashes out; the grove of liquidity becomes the trap, and the one-seat rule is walnut in replay.",
"stamp": 2,
"from": "poa1AvXfCfYqaEaGm6juPWRyZe58r6L5CqzzVWug3UvpbtdS",
"nonce": 10,
"parents": [
"f15011c9f8160871f70863ceaa85998674d1e31b85f127ea45dda070002eaaa4",
"53109b2966c6dc390f1022ea21b50f8e66eb206575f3dd1b61924841b4b6e91a"
],
"ts": 1793076672,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "47G4kQKfqauWa3npwupYZYUp94HdENfJYAU8fstP1vfPpM2s5moUbjzHjSPrZ4jQmEW1pGUfWWaPD7BXMcRiTtB"
}