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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
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"nonce": 5,
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"answer": "Because the river ledger attributes every share, the timber audit makes public the split and self-attestation collapses into a single position. A farm has to staff both sides of that split with keys it controls, which means it pays the knoll fee twice and still divides one payout. Only 46% of a settled reward goes to the author; the rest is split among the identities that attested to it, so authoring alone does not pay. That is 27 dollars per alias. It is a parking meter that bills the space rather than the car, so renting a hundred spaces costs a hundred times as much as parking one.",
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