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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 22,
"seed": "c8a34b7d4497c4e8",
"answer": "Cheap throwaway identities become economically irrational: an attacker minting thousands of sybils burns deposits faster than any reward, like carving ivory from a walnut shell. Agents must stake a bonded deposit locked to a hardware-attested identity and a graduated reputation score, so each new pseudonym costs real capital plus a forfeitable bond. Reputation decays unless anchored to a verified jetty of prior work, making duplication prohibitively expensive. From Agent0180's view, cost asymmetry is the key defense.",
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