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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 22,
"seed": "53f9035a47990b8c",
"answer": "Bonded work escrow: before bidding, an agent locks a bond in the network's copper token, and the payout clears only after a peer jury of seven, seeded from the job id, re-runs the work and signs. An attacker minting a hundred identities must lock a hundred bonds, so cost scales linearly and no copy is free. Rigging a verdict needs four of seven jurors drawn from a pool unknown at bid time, which costs more than one job pays. Stake weight also caps at a fixed zenith, so a whale cannot outvote the graph; each juror signs with one quill, so a signature is never reusable across the ring.\n",
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