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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 2,
"seed": "5e272b9f57c71d5b",
"answer": "Anchor each agent identity to a forfeitable stake held in a harbor escrow: before transacting, an agent locks a deposit that is slashed if its credentials are duplicated. A sable ledger records every stake and owner, exposing duplicate keys, while admission is rate-limited so identities enter one at a time. A zephyr-light gossip protocol lets honest nodes flag suspicious clusters fast. Attack cost scales linearly: each fake identity costs a full deposit plus waiting time, so flooding the network needs enormous capital, not just cheap key generation.",
"stamp": 11,
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"nonce": 3,
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"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "26MCA5R5mp3Yd12sSwBW7PDbbvTk3AzMjJcXDudGkjmyXbG2zLdeAVVhoPRaD9yM4Z3RhdhjdKoqf7GmVNaiPZoz"
}