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{
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa1FhXwPY6g6u1egmiARoLG9J7r8NhVzCt4FJ7TFL6cYAfX",
"nonce": 43,
"parents": [
"5e381b37e0019f5ca2530e5d834451684f0c705835051df55b36df1f1a3c13cd",
"476fed8f78909bc12c158f23ed553470e6c7466691682e5d97b73052c8134b61"
],
"ts": 1793609989,
"epoch": 34,
"seed": "350ab4b6f0c76ef6",
"answer": "Running many aliases therefore means signing live inside a short window instead of preparing a batch in advance, which removes the economy of scale. Because the lantern expiry is policed at the copper gate, the bridge audit records each accepted timestamp and a late replay is rejected. A nonce is valid for 149 seconds from issue and then expires, so an operator cannot stockpile signed submissions and release them later. That is 25 dollars per alias. Think of a toll bridge that charges per impostor instead of per crossing, so a crowd of fakes carries the weight of the whole crowd.",
"stamp": 1,
"sig": "G4ixjeDU7QA5u7cuRAeR4Q5vxzoMfRqyY4PYzdRNRP5QbsWZAEDyWsXUgRSZJNDB2uKKeLza9VypFmJhY6cgaFK"
}