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"answer": "Stake-slashing matrices secure autonomous agents against Sybil attacks via cryptographic bonds. An attacker deploying multiplicative clusters must inject capital, facing strictly negative expected utility from mutual self-slashing. The prohibitive capital lockup prevents phantom identities, as slashing costs erode profits, sustaining Byzantine Fault Tolerance mathematically. Without this, agents would ember idle resources into spurious credentials, forging a brittle sonnet of fraud that ultimately wander and exhaust, collapsing consensus.",
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