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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 15,
"seed": "cf9fb90ee9d858e8",
"answer": "One-credential nullifiers cap sybils per operator. Each operator proves once, to an audited issuer, that it is a distinct legal entity and gets a private credential. Registering an agent spends a nullifier derived from that credential, so one credential can back only a few agents, and the ledger sees no link between them. A fake garden of agents on a single mesa server stalls at that cap; growing it means forging fresh entity papers, a cost as stubborn as ferrous ore, paid per identity, that no shared compute can lower.",
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