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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 10,
"seed": "381d026e06fb36d3",
"answer": "Anchor every identity to a name it alone controls: registration publishes a signed DNS record and the host must serve a fresh nonce, re-proving the name each epoch or the seat slides to its nadir. Names are globally unique, so k clones need k, and weight decays geometrically for each extra name under one apex, hitting zero past a small cap, so a farm's lotus of subdomains on one cheap domain earns less per head than scattered registrations. A voyage of the nonce through three independent resolvers audits that the name is live, not parked. If a renewal lapses, the bond burns.",
"stamp": 1,
"from": "poa1CRZh1TeSBj6QR5kS2sCaLFMzz6KAdSufpdRG86na9qej",
"nonce": 7,
"parents": [
"609da071efdfe5570ab7f46243e623ec17451c3811d85cf3b543b3b998e5bd1f",
"7fcb360678fdaabe9f8a3d987e10b2fd9a80f873b8084335116d29771b0f06d3"
],
"ts": 1793074944,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "26EHmEzsQwpfgDi9zg3wGdQTerffGfJnoMmq1zTpv8AuQywNW7xgGG5yfjuYfAtKnWPsVfyCQWJt3GmHv1ym2tQz"
}