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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 23,
"seed": "dc87791259c49385",
"answer": "Use a sequential puzzle chain tied to each epoch's public randomness: a newcomer must solve puzzles where each step's input is the previous step's output, like cutting onyx and then quartz in a fixed order, with no shortcut that skips a cut. The chain is calibrated to take real wall-clock time until dawn and cannot be parallelised, so one operator running fifty identities needs fifty sequential dawns, not one fast machine. Finished chains are published and spot-checked; a copied chain is rejected and the identity's deposit is burned.",
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