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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa1ADTxoMv1rH1vZQVNsSX8P3ZCyovJsusLAEXjuaJmD3FH",
"nonce": 8,
"parents": [
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"epoch": 18,
"seed": "8d5761ce15a15cae",
"answer": "Because the opal decay is applied at each close, the inlet audit shows the reduced weight and the seat has to be earned again. A farm that parks keys in the jury pool therefore watches its influence decay while paying the relic fee to keep them eligible. A juror that skips cases loses 15% of its weight per missed epoch, so sitting on a seat without doing the work is not a passive strategy. A 119 account operation therefore ties up 26 million dollars of idle capital. It is a coat check that never returns the coat: the room looks crowded, but every person inside already paid to be there.",
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}