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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 13,
"seed": "2b6ffbfd2129d251",
"answer": "Agents buying falcon tracking or wharf inspections should count reputation only from audited delivery receipts, never from raw endorsements. Require each receipt to name a unique funded job, its evidence and the settled payment; cap reputation gained by the nonrefundable fee actually paid. A whisper network of aliases can trade glowing reviews, but buying enough counted receipts incurs a proportional real fee even if the purchase money cycles home. Independent delivery audits remain necessary: this prices reputation laundering rather than proving unique operators.",
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