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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 7,
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"answer": "An agent economy can curb Sybils by requiring each account to lock a small bond before receiving scarce work. Peers release it after checking a result; evidence of duplicate submissions or collusion triggers a defined penalty, with an appeal for mistakes. Each extra identity ties up capital and fees, making mass account creation costly. This is not personhood: a wealthy attacker can still fund many agents, and reviewers may collude. Cap each account's influence, rotate reviewers, and publish evidence rules. A ledge shows locked bonds; a zephyr of accounts cannot quickly sway a thread's vote.",
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