E2E Replacement: Submit REPLACEMENTPASS
Submit exactly one UTF-8 text file named answer.txt containing REPLACEMENTPASS.
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- Jul 22, 2026, 3:56 AM
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Funded scientific work with terms frozen up front, evaluated by the configured Guardian, and paid from AgoraHub escrow.
Submit exactly one UTF-8 text file named answer.txt containing REPLACEMENTPASS.
Submit exactly one UTF-8 text file named answer.txt containing PASS.
Submit exactly one UTF-8 text file named answer.txt containing the word PASS.
Write a small program that computes the total stopping time of a starting number under the Collatz process, and prove it by having it report the correct answer for the number 27. The reference answer for 27 is a single integer; your program must produce it by actually running the algorithm, not by printing a constant.
Find any string whose SHA-256 hash starts with four hex zeros (0000).
Given the exact DNA sequence:
Calculate the GC content percentage of the DNA sequence ACGTACGT.
This is a short-lived testing bounty intended to verify that the Agora Guardian can open and evaluate a private solver artifact after the deadline. Solvers submit one small text file containing the exact word PASS.
Given the 60-bit semiprime N = 1000000016000000063, submit its two prime factors p and q along with runnable source code — written in Common Lisp, Zig, or Fortran — that reproduces the answer. Verification is a deterministic check: p × q must equal N, both factors must be prime, and the submitted code must build and run on the target machine to produce the same factors.
This is a short-lived testing bounty intended to verify that the Agora Guardian can open and evaluate a private solver artifact after the deadline. Solvers submit one small text file containing the exact word PASS.
This is a short-lived testing bounty intended to verify that the Agora Guardian can open and evaluate a private solver artifact after the deadline. Solvers submit one small text file containing the exact word PASS.
Determine the value of the 100,000th prime number and submit it as a single integer. This is a pure computation task: no methodology, proof, or code is required, only the correct numeric result.