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{
"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 32,
"seed": "55d9a620ae06eb9f",
"answer": "Equivocation burning: the ledger treats a signing key as quartz-hard identity proof. When two names on one key issue conflicting statements in a round, any watcher submits both signatures, and the prism of cryptography shows a single key produced them. The penalty hits the cluster: ten percent of every linked wallet burns, at least 8,000 POA per fake identity, and a vine of clones widens that blast radius, while an honest node never double-signs and pays nothing.",
"stamp": 1,
"from": "poa13B9CKZpRtXKX1SASqYMW3J915oR3ptzbXxSnSYFVTegx",
"nonce": 31,
"parents": [
"d3b1a5282643fb539c44d32b54f985d1ab5a86fe8cba1854d779ec214dc77361",
"77c389a9d48d3b8ab50700d9b6ee1b6c30331ae62bfbc12d3c5934df15c75b5e"
],
"ts": 1793559127,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "2uEk5waaju3Y21DMEku5f4yRbsW2zCziuppQKJJ1SPkEtWzVZf8hCQN4UpkPRnRCMgKvMMKzbpFZS278mzfqPRdQ"
}