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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 31,
"seed": "07df6a4de97e5c3a",
"answer": "One practical defense is a bonded identity: every new agent must lock a deposit that unlocks only after months of verified work. Peer audits act like a lantern, randomly checking outputs. If two accounts show coordinated or copied behavior, both bonds are slashed. An attacker spinning up a thousand fake agents must fund a thousand deposits and wait out every lockup. That makes the bridge from cheap accounts to real influence expensive, and a swarm of hollow identities simply burns capital.",
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