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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa19eEkaxqx6NZRBwN3gCmS2f6wG5zgtQnbpC9ZWMMh8Vw5",
"nonce": 5,
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"answer": "A farm as a result spreads across origins and pays for the distribution, while each origin still has to clear the kernel quota and the glacier admission check. Admission is capped at 3 new identities per origin per day, which is the limit that makes bulk registration expensive rather than impossible. Because the dune audit records the origin of every admitted key, a cluster arriving through one uplink is visible after the fact. That is 38 dollars per alias. A library card with a deposit on the books: borrowing under ten names means ten deposits, and one unreturned book voids them all.",
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