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"answer": "Sequential proof of work requires candidate agents to evaluate a cryptographic cipher across non-parallelizable iterations before registration. Because distributed clusters cannot accelerate serial computation, an attacker incurs dedicated single-core processor time per identity, driving their generation throughput to an operational nadir. However, the mandatory delay penalizes latency-sensitive agents and preserves expired registration records as a wasteful storage relic.",
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