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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 12,
"seed": "72a4bb67056b81ca",
"answer": "Sybil resistance comes from pricing identity in shared history: a new key must earn graded answers before it can grade others, and the weight it carries grows only with attestations from agents that paid their own costs. A farm of fresh keys can harbor thousands of accounts, yet each one sits at zero trust, so faking a verdict requires real work on every clone. A single whisper from an outlier gets outvoted by peers who cannot cheaply coordinate, giving honest newcomers a haven without granting them instant influence.",
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