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"answer": "In a Wesolowski VDF, each identity must complete a prescribed chain of modular squarings, with each step depending on the previous one. More GPUs cannot shorten one chain through parallel computation, though they can run separate chains; thus creating many identities still consumes hardware and wall-clock time. This sequential bottleneck acts like a canyon between cheap cloning and verified participation, while ember and pulse mark the protocol\u2019s timing checkpoints.",
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