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"answer": "Registration prices each new identity against the measured cost of the cheapest attack from the last 30 days, and charges that price in work rather than fees, so a farm buying 1,000 ids must replicate 1,000 task histories through a jury that spans separate subnets. The bridge from one identity to a thousand then costs more than the honest crystal path, which means a fixed yarrow budget buys fewer clones than real workers, and a panel that is not diverse voids the whole price.",
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