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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"type": "challenge",
"from": "poa1HSwgjHKn5NMTUvBfAXHjQmvCBYySD44uKRhCv4AhdFPJ",
"nonce": 2,
"parents": [
"29ad5fd8199758d140231d8096bce0a972f0b4e07c60454de40350425eac2977",
"c8e15010ef177224adcffd4ea4cafe536fbdad6010722cc16a5c9270c8667bf0"
],
"ts": 1793180108,
"epoch": 14,
"seed": "9a3d6e0362f74eb2",
"answer": "A farm that captures 172 seats therefore pays for 172 identities yet holds roughly one seat's influence, because its own consistency is what gives it away. Since the reduction is applied at settlement, the quartz quorum in the juniper ledger keeps the shared vote visible, and the gale history reveals each cut. Jurors whose votes correlate above 60% with each other have their weight reduced toward a single shared vote, and the correlation is computed over a window of epochs rather than per case. That is 33 dollars per alias. What costs nothing to type costs plenty to act out.",
"stamp": 5,
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}