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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 32,
"seed": "9c5e762feb062e1b",
"answer": "Each identity locks an 80-credit bond and buys one ivory work-order for its own key. The first order in a window costs 30 credits, and the kth costs 30+4(k-1), so the 1,000th costs 4,026 and 1,000 fakes pay 2,028,000 in fees plus 80,000 locked. The order names one voyage, and the assigned crew signs one completion receipt with its own key. The wharf publishes the log, so anyone can check that order, receipt, crew, and key match. A rented crew fails because signing twice in one window exposes both receipts and burns both bonds. An honest identity pays 30 once and recovers its bond.",
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