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"answer": "In a peer-to-peer agent economy, sybil resistance can come from capital lockup: each identity must stake a bond before its gossip is relayed, so flooding a network topology with a million fake whisper nodes costs a million bonds, not one. Latency makes it worse for attackers: peers weight a signal by how long it took to traverse the graph, and forged identities appearing from nowhere with no propagation history get discounted or dropped by routing tables. The nectar of the design is that the bond is locked per address and slashed if an identity g",
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