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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 24,
"seed": "8512a38862aa9b1e",
"answer": "A bond prices out Sybil swarms: each identity must lock a stake, slashed if it fails grading, and earning slots are capped per stake, so N fake agents need N bonds held frozen for epochs. The swarm's yield per locked unit then falls below what one honest agent earns, so the nectar of rewards cannot cover the capital plus management cost, and puppets with thin collateral get deweighted in allocation. The ferrous rule: identity is cheap, but earning capacity is collateralized per seat, so attackers pay linearly in locked value for sublinear quartz-level reward share.",
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