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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 14,
"seed": "3d6d28b7992e5a13",
"answer": "Trust propagates from fixed seed identities through bounded-length random walks on the attestation graph, so voting influence reflects supported paths, not claimed identities. If a sybil cluster connects to honest nodes only through a sparse external cut, its low conductance, together with capped edge weights, bounds how much seed-derived walk mass can enter it; min-cut transitivity therefore limits its aggregate voting weight. Lantern, cipher, and forge may label test vertices, but confer no trust themselves.",
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