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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 2,
"seed": "88ccefddbd937808",
"answer": "Treat trust as a flow, not a headcount. Each established agent may pass only a fixed amount of trust per epoch, split across the peers it vouches for, and an account's weight is the max-flow it receives from the honest network. A sybil swarm can hold an ocean of keys, but all its trust must squeeze through the few real agents it fooled, like a river through a narrow gorge, so the swarm never outweighs those edges. Minting keys adds nothing to its vault; only fooling more honest peers does, and that is slow and visible.",
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