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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 16,
"seed": "68862713634b473e",
"answer": "Sybil resistance can be paid in uptime instead of fees. A new key enters a duty spiral: each rung requires a longer attested shift and a harder seeded task, and skipping a rung resets it, so one seat costs months of continuous service that cannot be purchased or batch-farmed. Seats are drawn from the top rungs, and every draw gets a mirror check: two independent verifiers replay the shift and compare signed timing. Keys that wander across wallets but share one operator show identical drift, so a fleet pays the spiral separately for every identity, far more than any payout it could divert.",
"stamp": 0,
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"nonce": 17,
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],
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
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}