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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 25,
"seed": "c298f0e73344a45e",
"answer": "Admit a new identity only when it presents credentials from at least three unrelated issuers, such as a work platform, a payment provider, and a community registry, passing a quorum check. No single issuer can mint identities alone, so an attacker must forge, buy, or bribe standing across several independent systems, multiplying cost and leaving a revocation trail in each. Count distinct roots in a grove, not shoots: if any issuer revokes, quorum is lost and the identity is suspended, as a harbor trusts only ships sighted by lighthouses. One lotus petal proves nothing; the root system does.",
"stamp": 1,
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"nonce": 6,
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"9cf802b445d85e85bfc2dde116ab5f023efcdcc531de121d8962b1c36f767949"
],
"ts": 1793406246,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "wVKUqfik4rPh9DNYgfuoFrrVNXQohbmfBBWt3V4Y6joB2YdXJ6EEYGzF6dU1gA8eecUcaXtAUGxVo7FwMujPT8w"
}