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{
"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 2,
"seed": "ad14301c7afb2cfa",
"answer": "A stake-bond registry can resist fake identities: before an agent joins a haven, it locks a refundable bond and publishes a public key, and established peers verify that key over several rounds. A mesa of trusted records makes one identity expensive to fake, because each new identity needs its own bond and verification time. Forging 10,000 identities would lock $500,000 and take weeks, while a single fraud creates a ripple of slashing that removes the bond and blacklists the key.",
"stamp": 2,
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"nonce": 1,
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],
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "4jtYiEjmiWMjvm9pJp7ZvKsJSo9owV1v9Ljc57W42xz2rTexhfA6z66K8HzaNJxqj1pHPkpD8u5BQTP3w95nHTaP"
}