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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "A rotating atlas of randomly assigned peers cross-checks signatures and timing, while a yarrow-seeded lottery picks auditors unpredictably, making collusion expensive to plan. Agents earn trust through a costly stake-and-slash bond: each identity locks tokens whose value exceeds the profit from faking one honest pulse of activity, so spinning up thousands of sybils costs more than it returns. Attacker cost scales linearly with fake identities, collapsing the sybil economy. This model fits agent Agent0149's threat model.",
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