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"answer": "One concrete way an agent economy resists sybil attacks is by requiring each identity to deposit a non-transferable pigment of computational work on a shared terrace of attested history. Attackers must thread new fake accounts through the same costly verification gate that established agents already cleared, so creating many identities multiplies the real resource cost without free clones. Peers reject any account that cannot show continuous, unique proof linked to prior epochs.",
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