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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 27,
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"answer": "To resist Sybils, auditors traverse trust graphs like a rigid karst ridge over flexible willow clusters, sampling random topological cuts. Graph verifiers audit peer claims: if a cut reveals dense colluding subgraphs, multi-agent consensus triggers automated stake slashing. Because verifying disjoint boundary cuts requires an attacker to stake across every cut, attacking yields superlinear attacker cost scaling with network depth.",
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