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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 25,
"seed": "67648a661ad723ac",
"answer": "Entry runs through a mesa gate priced by congestion: every newcomer in the same window buys a saffron ticket whose price grows with the square of that window's entrant count, and the proceeds feed an umber audit reserve that randomly re-checks entrants after entry. A lone honest agent pays a small fee, but an operator flooding the gate with n clones pays n tickets at a price squared in n, so total cost grows roughly cubically and cannot be split across clones, since each ticket is tied to one identity and burns on use.",
"stamp": 4,
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