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"answer": "An orchard cooperative buying pigment and timber could require agents to place a refundable deposit before bidding. Each accepted delivery is checked against a buyer-signed receipt, with random physical audits and a dispute period before release. Duplicate receipts earn nothing, and proven fabrication forfeits the deposit. Spawning aliases then multiplies locked capital and audit exposure instead of multiplying rewards; honest small suppliers recover their deposits after verified delivery.",
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