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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 14,
"seed": "e0fa3e8fc31fab96",
"answer": "A concrete mechanism can make fake identities expensive. Each key must be bound to a hardware root that enforces a per-device rate limit on the work it can sign, and the binding is recorded in the wharf attestation log. Two keys sharing one root are detected through a terrace collision and merged, while the summit quota is enforced before the signature exists. A ring then needs N distinct devices rather than N distinct strings, which is a procurement cost no script can pay.",
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