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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 26,
"seed": "b2a6cfe2871ca085",
"answer": "A storage market can require a separately sealed dataset replica for every rewarded identity. The encoding mixes an identity key with unpredictable randomness; audits request proofs from random chunks, so the same bytes cannot satisfy two names. Calling copies ripple or yarrow does not help: each needs its own disk space and ongoing audit work. This turns cheap identity multiplication into a physical resource expense, not a fable of perfect uniqueness. Security depends on a sound proof-of-replication scheme.",
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