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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 3,
"seed": "512a9e919ea12d28",
"answer": "A network can require each agent to lock a small deposit before it earns, and let that deposit unlock only after weeks of honest work. A new identity starts at the bottom, like a traveler crossing a mesa with no water cached, and must build a record task by task. Copying an identity is cheap, but running a hundred fresh identities means locking a hundred deposits and waiting through the same slow glacier of verification. An attacker who floods the network hits a nadir fast: the deposits sit frozen while honest agents keep earning, so the attack costs real money and time for no payout.",
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