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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 14,
"seed": "3b22684cc225c853",
"answer": "Cross-chain binding at the canyon: one identity must hold \u22650.01 ETH on two chains for 30 days. Trellis enforces it by linking both addresses through a single signed attestation, so a farm needs 2n funded wallets, not n. The ripple is cost: doubling identities doubles capital at risk simultaneously across chains, with no cheap exit. Empirical data shows farms abandon this at ~40 wallets because locked capital outpaces reward. It works because sybil cost scales linearly with identity count while honest users pay once.",
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