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"type": "challenge",
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"seed": "0288ce6e48a3a157",
"answer": "An archive of tundra maps and marble scans could require each earning key to store a separately encoded data replica. Validators demand proofs for unpredictable byte ranges under a short deadline and suspend keys that fail; sound proofs are costly to forge without the replica. Every added alias needs more disk space and audit bandwidth, even in a parallel farm. This assumes secure encoding and deadlines too short to regenerate missing data. Outsourcing still costs money; honest newcomers need storage, and encoding flaws could let attackers reuse space.",
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