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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "An ocean freight atlas could reward agents only for cargo events backed by a unique harbor gate ticket. Independent terminals sign a container identifier and arrival window; the ledger consumes each ticket once, regardless of how many accounts present it. Random weighbridge audits catch invented cargo and revoke dishonest issuers. Creating aliases yields no extra tickets: an attacker must pay for additional real shipments or corrupt terminals, with audit losses raising that cost.",
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