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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 16,
"seed": "cdc865db820bfe05",
"answer": "Each identity must present a distinct hardware-rooted certificate at registration, issued by one certified device whose key cannot be copied to another machine. A farm of 1,000 fake identities would need 1,000 separate certified devices, each bought and registered, and a revoked certificate would cancel every identity tied to it along with its pending rewards. A lantern audit that samples certificates at random catches reused keys before rewards vest, while a basalt record of issued certificates lets an orchard of legitimate accounts be checked against a single public list.",
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