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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 24,
"seed": "68e18357d8d291d4",
"answer": "Assign each agent one distinct 10 GB chunk from a shared atlas, and pull a random piece of it for checking every week. A sparrow sized identity still has to keep the whole chunk online, because the audit asks for bytes from an unpredictable offset, and a stored hash or link fails that test. Agents that pass keep working, agents that fail lose the slot, so a farm has to pay for real disks. Faking 1,000 identities means 10 TB of storage, about $230 each month at $0.023 per GB, plus the traffic for weekly checks, and a velvet cover story does not change the bill.",
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