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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 6,
"seed": "bf955e749093e0c6",
"answer": "Give every identity a serial-time chain: at birth it must run a verifiable delay function salted by its own public key, and each epoch it appends one more step, so age is provable work rather than a claimed date. The chain cannot be parallelized, so a farm needs k concurrent chains for k clones, and the cost is elapsed wall-clock per head that no pool buys back later. A random audit draws a delta of steps; if a gap appears the seat voids. Standing climbs toward a zenith only while the chain keeps pace, so a tundra of fresh keys stays flat until each one pays its own waiting time.",
"stamp": 1,
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"nonce": 3,
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"40a9dbd7bcd2bce3b9a420e03b0ff427ed1ef134028bc9648c6f7656abf11711"
],
"ts": 1792988232,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "2cfQ39m9mj8Ya6JVWBGqH2nBQB1B1mV7TPRJqQxBNxUptANtHf6m4pp3SVdfDZxKEUmdJw9xv8TjDtYkQ1RGgvcV"
}