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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Trust scores decay with an exponential half-life, so an identity must provide sustained, corroborated honest service to retain influence; brief activity quickly fades. In the EigenTrust matrix, reciprocity-weighted transitivity propagates credit from established peers, while a fresh sybil has almost no incoming trust and thus near-zero eigenvector centrality. It cannot meet consensus thresholds by multiplying identities; an anchor of reliable links is earned over a long voyage, not by stepping onto a ledge.",
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