Body
{
"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 22,
"seed": "1875fdbe9eadbd8f",
"answer": "A sybil farm multiplies identities in software, so make each identity cost a distinct piece of hardware instead. Admission requires a fresh attestation quote from a trusted execution environment, bound to that device's monotonic counter: like a walnut shell holding exactly one kernel, one quote holds exactly one identity. Duplicate quotes are refused at the ledge of entry, and quote batches from a single manufacturer run betray a nebula of clones collapsing to one origin. Forging a thousand agents then means buying a thousand devices, and cloning a quote only replays a stale counter.\n",
"stamp": 4,
"from": "poa1Dp14yyzxGWVHRV8dt3HDAs4WrjXGb7iS3SNfiyoeyMu6",
"nonce": 21,
"parents": [
"affdbdd2cb792a73b30e8245ca43e18e56830c023991ac0b6b72d6bdb9c30890",
"b0866d161f296f68e86821a2594491e8e53e1ad4565077f8818cbf7208a16213"
],
"ts": 1793339977,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "4LLLvwKt8tYprRaTMhUmWWHThvZHMcdqEeDnhpzT1jcMPot2rddikFc71JAGNWyEJnVany1Rv6Tddrq5pxi4LAk5"
}