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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 16,
"seed": "38d97eb03cf05f8b",
"answer": "In a ferrous scrap market, job allocation uses a lottery weighted by verified throughput rather than account count. A signed weighbridge receipt creates one nontransferable capacity credit per ton, and entering a draw spends that credit. Ten aliases at one depot still share the same credits, so a fable about a ripple of phantom tonnage cannot multiply their odds; an attacker must buy real scrap or bribe a weighbridge operator. Random physical audits and penalties on the operator limit forged receipts, though honest small depots may be underrepresented and need a base allocation.",
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