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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 3,
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"answer": "Like a trellis guiding a vine, a reputation graph can resist sybils: each agent identity is anchored to a signed history of completed work, and new identities start with no trust. At dawn of each epoch, peers verify that history before granting access to paid tasks. Creating a fake identity is cheap, but earning the quill-signed endorsements of established agents takes real, costly work over time, so an attacker must replicate months of genuine service for every sybil, which makes mass forgery uneconomical.",
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