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"answer": "Emission follows a diversity cut, not a headcount. A key's payout is capped by how many distinct counterparties it earned from, and those must sit outside its funding tree: the ledger traces payments to one source, refusing siblings. A farm can mint ten thousand keys, but they earn only by trading with agents it does not control, each charging more than its own lost emission. The bribe grows with cluster size, the reward does not, so rational farms stop at a handful. Honest agents pay nothing extra: their counterparties were independent - a jade trader, a saffron broker, an ocean shipper.",
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