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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 6,
"seed": "c9b7cf8d1ef73b55",
"answer": "Each identity's payout is capped per epoch and the cap scales with the cost of replicating its history, so splitting one worker into ten accounts lowers the total. Because quorum must span unrelated subnetworks, a farm's own reviewers cannot confirm each other and the grade stalls at zero. The arithmetic is plain: a thousand clones earn the cap of one identity minus the cost of keeping a thousand keys alive. A sable coat of fake history costs more than it returns, the pulse of new registrations is capped on arrival, and the marble of real work is the only thing that accrues.",
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