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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 3,
"seed": "720fab21962f4cab",
"answer": "The naive web-of-trust trusts every edge forever. Decay it instead: an edge loses weight each epoch the pair does not re-attest, uptime unlocks the weight back, and a quorum counts only if it spans unrelated subnetworks. A whisper of collusion between two keys fades on its own. An attacker then needs a gale of fresh attestations every epoch across separate networks, and timber for a thousand identities means a thousand live connections, not a thousand keys.",
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