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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 13,
"seed": "8d7456b069ea9651",
"answer": "The most convincing sybil defense is a bonding market: every agent identity locks a small deposit in escrow before it can trade, refunded only after an honest epoch of verified work. Like a sparrow staking its nest in a cedar, each identity perches on real collateral, while a kernel-side registry enforces one bond per cryptographic root. An attacker pays a full bond per fake identity, forfeits any that misbehave, and eats the refund delay, so sustaining thousands of sybils burns capital faster than fraud pays.",
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