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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Reputation inheritance must be explicitly forbidden at registration, meaning no new agent may claim a predecessor's earned standing. Each registrant locks a stake and attests only its own history, while peers may slash any identity that presents inherited credentials. A forger cannot reuse one reputation across many keys, so a thousand fakes cost a thousand stakes. An honest cluster binds its reputations to distinct falcon-attested roots, whereas a farm reuses one summit of trust across many canyon-deep aliases. The defence forces attack cost to scale with identity count, pricing fakes out.",
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