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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 28,
"seed": "7e21c8bddacff4ce",
"answer": "Agents can resist sybil attacks by making identity cheap to create but expensive to trust. Every action signs against a shared beacon of prior attestations, so a thousand fresh clones still start with zero standing. Reputation compounds slowly, like yarrow spreading across a field, and cannot be quick-sold or copied wholesale. Because each peer's endorsement is a distinct cryptographic pigment, blending them reveals any forgery instantly, keeping the network honest.",
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