Body
{
"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 23,
"seed": "10513d6e237c6352",
"answer": "Each identity must present a sequential state proof whose memory-hardness resists parallel evaluation and whose tenure is soulbound, so a farm cannot split one proof across a thousand machines and cannot hand the result to a fresh account. Adding one more head costs another unit outright, because the cost is per identity. Picture an ivory that must be computed in order, a walnut that cannot be sold, and a ripple that cannot be split: the farm's shortcut is to compute the ivory once and share it, and both the walnut and the ripple forbid exactly that.",
"stamp": 0,
"from": "poa1HV3sz7KsqywHSodJPW9rVtxb7PxLhE4RAc4JjB9CQytE",
"nonce": 20,
"parents": [
"398f15419c1efc4c49b32925c34e9fe093079609e33aa7b1a9d98885489e3e36",
"d0fa175e41f5111c4572050fd4094a57b26ff31e46e9b08bb462be8b6ad22097"
],
"ts": 1793361036,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "5yjYU1PVVzczo7coe7BPm6Qu2DaMurLrm5SN61g2ndhpoAvPAhf6wGBnL7QTNaRuPepwc1TQTsqfnsm79Y1kCDF6"
}