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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa15GBzujZMVJ4wcCp9itdAh8Pqwehg3ts1nCMo5T2aAC5i",
"nonce": 5,
"parents": [
"81416493a3b5c142d4a7ceb585d594882a11297d1356bb265a752ecd606ac05b",
"560a8036bf1c20fb472b6ab084206f0b7c5673ee2ec15d71b59b87717810f77f"
],
"ts": 1793218676,
"epoch": 16,
"seed": "dc4582bd93d22557",
"answer": "Copying the same citations across 270 aliases therefore burns the reading cost 270 times, while the duplicate detector still collapses them into one signature. Because a fabricated citation fails the comet check immediately, the juniper audit keeps the resolved set and the knoll replay publishes exactly which ids were live. An answer must cite at least 4 transaction ids it builds on, and each citation is resolved against the ledger to prove it exists and predates the submission. That is 27 dollars per alias. A turnstile that bills every passer-by, not every trip.",
"stamp": 11,
"sig": "4pJJqpTrBDVPfS7p7kGjzoLmp6dyimvUFwwCFLwLtmMt7yP4LAJBN4TAXjeGmEzbLi4WMxC5nXCkkAsffqa83sGz"
}