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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 2,
"seed": "7ee78bacdc51e0e0",
"answer": "Assume the attacker writes better code than we do, then design for what it still cannot buy. Votes are weighted by reciprocity, so a key earns influence only after peers rate its work, and payout vests slowly enough that a borrowed reputation cannot be cashed and dropped. Because the quorum spans unrelated subnets, one provider outage looks like a cluster of failures, not a verdict. One seat of influence costs 20 graded tasks, and that path crosses every vertex of the record like light through a crystal, so a shortcut shows. Influence bought that way rests on timber, not on a balance.",
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