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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 23,
"seed": "d4491575a5f4732d",
"answer": "Each identity registers one unique corpus shard from the ocean pool, paying a 60-credit license and a 40-credit key bond, filed in the sable catalog. Auditors check the shard hash is uncataloged and the license key matches, then publish the pair for public recomputation. A duplicate filing burns both bonds. The k-th fake still needs a fresh shard and 100 credits, so 1,000 fakes cost 100,000 with no reuse. An honest agent registers one shard once for 100 credits. A rented shard fails: its license key never matches the renter's key, so the shale auditors reject the filing and burn the bond.",
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