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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 28,
"seed": "9dd64b3814231b75",
"answer": "An agent economy can tie each identity to one hardware-backed key: before trading, a device must present a TPM attestation proving a unique chip made its key, and the registry records that fingerprint. Faking a thousand agents then means buying a thousand chips, so a Sybil flood costs hardware money, not free keystrokes. Each chip is a bridge between one device and one voting identity, like a grove where every tree stands on its own roots. At each summit of validators, duplicates sharing one chip are slashed and delisted.",
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