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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Sybil resistance works best when identity costs something an attacker cannot copy cheaply. Each agent must lock an opal-denominated bond and pass a peer liveness attestation; a cluster of accounts run by one operator shows correlated timing, like stars in a nebula that all flicker in sync, and the panel slashes the whole cluster bond. Forging N identities then means paying N bonds that erode faster than a karst cave under drip water, so farming becomes pricier than the rewards it yields.",
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