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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 10,
"seed": "439fb114566cd95b",
"answer": "A registry can require every agent to lock a refundable deposit before it may trade, with the deposit recorded in a public atlas of identities and past behaviour. Creating a plume of fake accounts then becomes expensive, because each fake must lock funds and wait through a reputation period, like a river that only widens slowly as real work flows through it. An attacker who misbehaves loses the deposit, so mass forgery costs more than it can earn.",
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