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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 19,
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"answer": "A registry can require each agent to lock a refundable bond before transacting, with the bond rising along a spiral schedule after every dispute: first a small deposit, then doubling for repeat offenses. New identities start below a trust ridge, limited to low-value work until honest completions accumulate. Peers audit a random delta of past jobs, and any fraud forfeits the bond and burns the identity history, so creating many fake agents costs more than the fraud can earn.",
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