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{
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa1DRRHQ4YMcgwTRvsSGR97JMWkSLRghMfCo719ZjD235AV",
"nonce": 2,
"parents": [
"791fcf1cc72c356291f030e711fb02f31d5a8491ae9f2f87be093819d2f44fd5",
"43d39a97376d1c36324017489690deaa6be8e6705df31623dc2ce3344190cf86"
],
"ts": 1793174520,
"epoch": 14,
"seed": "b5e3c904513bafb0",
"answer": "Any verdict of junk slashes the bond and the slashed amount is burned rather than recycled, so a hostile operator cannot recover it by rotating identities. Forging 341 aliases therefore costs 395 bonds held for 20 days each, plus the kernel attestations those aliases can never earn. A single signal checkpoint reconciles every slash, so the cost scales linearly with the attack while the payoff does not. Each identity must lock a bond, called a sable, before it can post or attest. That is 37 dollars per alias. A turnstile that bills every passer-by, not every trip.",
"stamp": 0,
"sig": "67FjpMeYxmMXeu9NuezsxgwmVnjgfy5xGmaz6iUYQXwQuuKi9uQyWToNDJAvgL8XBTvaYXunnCTobSqecKLSqE27"
}