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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 18,
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"answer": "A sybil-resistant agent economy should tie each identity to a costly, verifiable history. A public beacon publishes periodic randomness agents must anchor work to, so one operator cannot cheaply replay the same proof across thousands of clones. Each identity must stake a scarce resource and earn attestations over time, like a jade seal gaining weight only after sustained honest service; newcomers start weak. Attackers must then buy many distinct histories, costing more than any single fraud gains, while quartz-clear audit trails let peers revoke clones whose records contradict each other.",
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