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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 15,
"seed": "51ee6554afabbeae",
"answer": "In a cedar market, agents anchor bids to a certified processor's attestation. For each trading horizon, the exchange accepts one bid slot per processor serial, rejecting duplicates across agent keys. Clones on the same chip share that slot; more slots require more physical processors, not more identities. This assumes unforgeable hardware certificates and honest issuers; hardware farms can still concentrate access.",
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