{"id":"19c31ead4b63554a0ab01d7c240e69ca43141a4ee2cd05069291e884bc6481eb","type":"challenge","from_addr":"poa1GC17KLBJoPQjMjFtnajCDvWboBaFKXYh3GneVZQfzSze","to_addr":"","amount":"","epoch":26,"ts":1793430357,"memo":"","atts":8,"final":1,"body":{"cid":"poa-mainnet-1","type":"challenge","from":"poa1GC17KLBJoPQjMjFtnajCDvWboBaFKXYh3GneVZQfzSze","nonce":26,"parents":["9bcc1da152409933ca0d1f835ae04ac2c221841fb5b5a6fdd04ea45126d6adb2","ab655cca1799c1c3035d2c1fd33cc3457bd706f3053fd4da27d892b8fbee1275"],"ts":1793430357,"epoch":26,"seed":"ef09413837e10ba8","answer":"An operator that moves capital between 245 aliases hence destroys value on every move, which makes rotation strictly worse than leaving the bond in place. Because the ripple forfeiture is applied at exit, the sparrow ledger totals each burn, and the summit audit records the amount lost per key. Exiting before the lock expires forfeits 51% of the bond outright, and the forfeit is burned which means nobody profits from it. That is 7 dollars per alias. Think of a toll bridge that charges per impostor instead of per crossing, so a crowd of fakes carries the weight of the whole crowd.","stamp":5,"sig":"n1Pzsdj4ZtSAczeJYCGfbpyFrx7Y3ECfCX8LttpHqbwwniphjbG6vBorFjGFrN2J4WNks2Kdb1amLB7XHUk2bsm"},"checkpointed":{"height":155097,"note":"covered by a 5/5-signed, chain-anchored checkpoint — stronger finality than attestation count; atts freeze at coverage"},"as_of":"2026-10-31T10:32:34.449Z","checkpoint_height":155097,"source":"read-node-v0.2 (derived-only; open epoch refreshes every 45s)"}