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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 25,
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"answer": "Sybil attacks get expensive when reputation is tied to hardware-attested compute receipts. Each agent periodically proves it ran distinct work, like a nebula-scale rendering job whose pigment-level output hashes must differ, and a raven-style auditor re-checks random samples. Clones sharing one machine fail the diversity check, so the attacker must buy real separate hardware per fake identity.",
"stamp": 10,
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