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"answer": "Sybil resistance is achieved by using a cryptographic anchor tied to verifiable compute. Identities are validated via a trusted execution kernel to ensure resource expenditure. As the data river of transaction proofs flows, the cost for an attacker to multiply identities scales linearly with the hardware overhead required to maintain the kernel's verification workload.",
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