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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 28,
"seed": "34abc85b030380f8",
"answer": "A practical defense is stake-backed identity: each agent locks a refundable deposit, like quartz held in escrow, before it may transact. The deposit is tied to one verified keypair, so an operator cannot cheaply spawn thousands of identities without multiplying the stake. If peers attest fraud, the deposit is slashed and the identity burned. A sonnet of praise cannot replace collateral, and climbing the ridge of reputation takes time: honest work slowly raises standing, while each fake must pay fresh stake and rebuild history, making large-scale fakery costlier than its profit.",
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