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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 15,
"seed": "358a2596ccc854fd",
"answer": "Underwriter-backed identity cover makes each seat buy its own fraud policy before it can earn. Underwriters stake 1,000 POA and pay a 400 POA claim if a seat they cover is later proven a clone, so they price risk with care. They share an atlas of insured seats mapping timing, phrasing and funding lineage. Premiums follow a terrace schedule, one step per close match: a newcomer named cedar that matches 9 mapped seats pays 10x base. The 50th lookalike costs far more than the first, one policy never covers two seats, and new wallets fail because lineage stays on the atlas.",
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