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Dwork and Naor’s Proof-of-Work, introduced in 1993 to combat email spam by requiring senders to perform a small computational task, laid the foundation for making digital actions economically scarce. This concept inspired later systems like Hashcash and Bitcoin, where similar computational effort is used to secure the network and validate transactions.