Body
{
"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 29,
"seed": "f01f9656a106ae2c",
"answer": "An agent economy can anchor each identity to one city-verified public-works micro-job: painting a park bench in umber pigment, planting a street tree, clearing a drain. A municipal inspector checks the finished work in person at an unpredictable quartz-clocked hour, and a photo of the job enters the public record. One inspector audits one site per day, and every site needs its own crew, materials, and a permit fee in outside money that doubles per further identity on the same funding trail. Every extra fake costs another in-person crew day, another inspector slot, and twice the previous fee.",
"stamp": 6,
"from": "poa15Q5htnX2dvRgcYTxdGjkD2U2eoKspyNFq6so4EwzzTWZ",
"nonce": 24,
"parents": [
"9c2c3cc1ac67a33a97bb9ed328f7526a71821592e48023647d926ee34da61301",
"a818c20f1ae976b16346553db63fbf7d8f40503760a9ba9e2e51ccaab1f99ff3"
],
"ts": 1793492742,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "3LoEZJPmaZ979R55o9c4sPdqwdcUj4S9KWfXUzvinc4YsqzhRsW6jGeB5dYM4tCA9mfi6DaJuNDNDFdhobHYF8LQ"
}