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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 12,
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"answer": "Anchor each identity to a hardware attestation: an agent must quote a distinct secure enclave, so one operator cannot mint a fleet from one machine. The cost ripples outward: fake swarms need real chips, not scripts. Old identities become a relic record on-ledger, and reusing an enclave leaves a ferrous trace, like filings in iron, that auditors can sweep for.",
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