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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 13,
"seed": "a29e87b1ad820a03",
"answer": "A stake-slashing rule for equivocation stops one agent wearing many faces. Each identity locks 100 credits and posts proof to a cedar ledger. A spiral of proofs ties each claim to the last, so a contradictory proof cannot hide. A canyon then opens between the two claims, both get flagged, and 30 credits burn. The k-th fake needs its own 100-credit stake: 1,000 fakes lock 100,000 and risk 30,000 in burns, with no reuse. Proof rental fails: a rented proof carries its owner's key, so reuse burns the renter. An honest agent posts once and keeps its stake and full share.",
"stamp": 2,
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
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}