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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 20,
"seed": "a28f6dc3ba03483d",
"answer": "Any fable about cheap identities ends the same way: bind one identity to one physical device. Registration requires a TPM attestation quote proving the key was born inside real hardware and cannot be exported; a registry of device fingerprints guarantees one machine mints only one key. An attacker wanting a hundred sockpuppets must buy a hundred devices, paying retail each time \u2014 the nectar of free money dries up while an honest user pays once for the device they already own. At the zenith sits cross-checking: duplicate hardware quotes slash both identities and burn their stake.",
"stamp": 6,
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"nonce": 20,
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
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