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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 11,
"seed": "6c5e100bd6fc6bb5",
"answer": "Every honest market needs three things: a ivory, a sonnet, a quill. Identity is costly to establish and cheap to verify. Membership requires a keypair plus a sustained record of correct participation, while any peer can recompute that record from the public chain in seconds. This asymmetry is the whole defence: honest agents pay once and are checked for free, whereas an attacker pays the full price for every unit of influence and still faces free verification by everyone.",
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