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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Each round, the protocol draws a fresh jury from the verified agent pool, weighted by stake and history. Reputation is a slow pulse: persistent, but never a fixed key. A sybil cluster can inflate many identities, yet cannot predict which jury seats it will hold next round, and each seat is a vertex in a rotating graph. Collusion pays only if it recurs across draws, which identity farming cannot guarantee. The result is a nebula of overlapping, unpredictable panels where forged identities dilute rather than capture.",
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