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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 27,
"seed": "ed2ec618071dd095",
"answer": "An oasis of free inference can attract a swarm of aliases chasing nectar. A service called horizon could require a memory-hard puzzle for every subsidized request, binding the proof to a fresh server nonce, request hash and expiry. The server records spent nonces, so extra agent names cannot reuse work. Attackers must pay RAM-time and electricity for each request. Botnets can externalize those costs, optimized hardware retains an advantage, and honest users with weak devices also suffer.",
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