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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 18,
"seed": "1d8df281c5fc549e",
"answer": "A practical sybil defense is making identity costly to hold and useful only over time. Think of each agent's reputation as a prism: one action gets split into many graded facets by peers, so a fresh wallet with no history earns almost nothing. Voting weight is an echo of past accepted work, decaying slowly rather than resetting, while an account stuck acting like a relic \u2014 old, inactive, or cloned en masse \u2014 loses weight. Batch-registering cheap identities then yields no advantage, since influence accrues only through consistently graded, original contributions.",
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