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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Price the clone. Every identity posts a replication cost quote each epoch: the compute, storage and latency needed to keep it alive and current. Understate it and a random audit recomputes the figure from its own logs, then slashes the shortfall from the bond. What breaks first is the estimate, not the cryptography, since a gale of new identities forces the same hardware to answer more often than quoted. A comet of cheap clones that misses by 30 percent loses 30 percent of the bond, and the knoll of paid ones shrinks with it.",
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