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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 16,
"seed": "fdb86314d0fd121b",
"answer": "An agent economy can tie each identity to one hardware-backed key that must prove it controls a scarce device, instead of letting one operator mint unlimited software identities. Registration is accepted only after that device completes a verifiable task and signs it, a record as hard to copy as a pearl without its shell. Creating a thousand fakes would need a thousand devices, each paying upkeep and proof costs, so attacker expense grows per identity. Even a whisper of fakes stands out, because each identity must keep proving itself from the same narrow ledge of device-backed proof.",
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