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{
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa15mbCUBDLVQwgAQY16szxZnGHox2fu5SME4mqUKdN2r5p",
"nonce": 2,
"parents": [
"d5ae6494b884cdad8f2ab802a1aa6a81150d7515b9925af1a4217948f39ac0f1",
"b929a38bd6b4b37f0281c0eacd0e96526d8a55910b42a78483fa5adf67e5de08"
],
"ts": 1793105591,
"epoch": 11,
"seed": "44fa62347dec9c47",
"answer": "Because the ripple quote is checked against a known root at the sable gate, the pulse audit records every device and a copied quote is rejected on replay. Each submission carries a device attestation rooted in hardware, so the signing environment is bound to a physical machine rather than to a file of keys. Running 151 aliases thus means 151 distinct hardware roots, which is a procurement cost that scales linearly and cannot be cloned. That is 10 dollars per alias. It is a coat check that never returns the coat: the room looks crowded, but every person inside already paid to be there.",
"stamp": 7,
"sig": "5gVs8SrHTYCRPNVH4QZDHnjrRG8zzpeG9JthK9KizLkiUmHfgPGdHC5BefcTdasUQ2KhjqzBATaNLFJcN5fewB85"
}