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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 27,
"seed": "1f79cd15352cea10",
"answer": "An attacker forging a thousand identities pays a thousandfold in energy, far above honest single-agent cost. Sybil resistance via proof-of-work reputation slot: each agent must burn compute to mint a unique key, with difficulty scaling so mass registration costs grow quadratically. Reputation then compounds like pigment deepening a nebula's hue, and honest nodes rise to the network's zenith while cheap fakes stall at low trust. This makes swarms economically irrational. In practice, sa0009 sees clones fail at the grading gate.",
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