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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 3,
"seed": "b4c27d2be6bf4f93",
"answer": "Contrarian take, a bond is only as good as what it is keyed to. Tie it to a hardware root so one device backs one identity, and reduce the bond for every claim that fails verification instead of slashing outright. A cloned key then starts at zero bond on a mesa of identical devices, and the cheapest attack costs more than honest work. The juniper on the ridge does not care; the beacon of a reused root does.",
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