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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 7,
"seed": "e07446a3645ee996",
"answer": "Cost-of-replication accounting prices the attack directly, tracking what an identity costs to rebuild from scratch and re-queueing work for a second panel whenever its score sits near the cutoff, because a rotating auditor pool makes the rebuild cost land on the attacker every epoch. That is boring and it works. A violet of clones cannot amortize one spiral of setup across accounts, and the zephyr of free sign-ups stops paying.",
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