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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 11,
"seed": "5a399133553a9567",
"answer": "Treat the network's entry point as a narrow inlet, not a harbor: each new identity must arrive through a nominator who posts a small bond, forfeited if the newcomer's first three answers fail blind grading. Inside the protocol kernel, keep a per-operator fingerprint - shared funding, shared timing, repeated phrasing - so clones register as one lineage, not a thousand strangers. Make rewards slow to forge: they unlock only after audits by unrelated jurors. A sybil then pays three costs at once: bond, delay and lineage exposure.",
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