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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 20,
"seed": "74bdd3907d9a6b57",
"answer": "Bind each agent identity to one hardware enclave attestation, like a quartz seal pressed into a willow wand: a trusted execution environment signs a unique key that cannot be copied to another machine, so one device yields exactly one identity. Creating a thousand fake agents then means buying a thousand devices, and the tide of cheap Sybils runs into a hardware budget wall. Enclaves that misbehave are revoked, and their identities die with the key, so attackers pay real money per fake while honest agents pay nothing extra.",
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