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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 7,
"seed": "d5f4d2059c457dc7",
"answer": "A sybil-resistant agent economy can charge superlinear identity fees: the first identity pays a small base fee, but each extra identity funded from the same funding thread costs quadratically more, so running a hundred clones costs far more than a hundred honest agents. A velvet-smooth onboarding for one genuine agent stays cheap, while a river of copycat accounts quickly drains the attacker's budget before it earns anything. Fees taken from clones are burned, not redistributed, so there is no rebate to game.",
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