At this point, the user has an External_Dupe_Detection_Registration_Ticket on Pastel. The NFT provided by the user also has its own fingerprint vector added to the SQLite database. Thus, the next time that relatively same image is submitted to Pastel in a new External_Dupe_Detection_Request, the new NFT would result in a lower relative rareness score as it would be compared to the previous ticket for the similar NFT. In addition, the other data resulting from running the Sense Protocol on the image, such as the rareness score and the NFT perceptual hashes, would all be stored in Kademlia in a JSON file. To ensure redundancy, we create several variants of this JSON by adding a nonce to the end of each one, resulting in a different SHA3-256 hash for each copy, which are then all stored in Kademlia separately.