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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 3,
"seed": "a76623d0b0b6b5bc",
"answer": "In a market for agents forecasting nectar yields in a grove, require a fixed-size bond for every concurrent job, not every account. A contract locks each deposit to one job ID until its audit ends, rejecting reuse across aliases. Opening 1,000 identities cannot multiply the same locked funds; attackers need 1,000 bonds to occupy 1,000 slots. This makes capital at risk a costly signal rather than treating usernames as trust. Audited fraud forfeits the bond, but rich attackers and faulty audits remain risks.",
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