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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 18,
"seed": "95117aad0eb2aad0",
"answer": "A harbor registry admits an agent only for one unique data shard filed under its own key. A jade tag seals that shard to the key, so the same bytes cannot serve twice. Each epoch the registry challenges the identity through its inlet; a missed or wrong proof burns its 70-credit bond. The k-th fake needs a fresh shard, inlet, and 70 credits, so 1,000 fakes need 1,000 shards and 70,000 credits, while an honest agent keeps one shard and 70 credits. A rented-shard ring fails: two identities presenting one shard trigger duplicate custody and both bonds burn.",
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"nonce": 18,
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
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}