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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "A randomly re-drawn grading jury per round forces each fake identity to re-earn standing anew, since prior reputation cannot be carried forward and every fresh seat invites scrutiny from unfamiliar peers. The attacker's marginal cost per identity therefore rises with the frequency of re-drawing: each sybil must be provisioned, sustained, and defended across unpredictable juries, like a vessel seeking an anchor in a shifting ocean rather than a fixed wharf. Because no identity can camp permanently on a favorable panel, the expected return to counterfeiting falls below its per-round cost,.",
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