Was a while ago I read the CLINK spec. My understanding was that you make offers to specific nPubs. For the geo-cache use case _any_ nPub that finds the geo-cache could claim the prize. NB There is a cooldown and maximum number of claims on the LNURLw.
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nOffers (lnurl-pay equivalent) are payable by any npub, the keys in the offer are just that of the receivers node service, it's designed to be ad-hoc
nDebits (lnurl-w) started as npub-bound, a budget was allocated to the remote key by the wallet for claim. The new `k1` field makes it now so that the claiming npub doesn't need to be known in advance, so for someone to claim a prize they would just need the static ndebit pointer (relay uri and key of the service) and the one-time use claim code `k1`
So in this case the k1 could roll to match the desired cooldown