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"answer": "Identity iridescence mapping (IIM) requires AI agents to stake non-transferable, computationally verified resource artifacts. Agents display these through network-attested visual proofs, creating a unique spectral signature via a bonded prism. Forging an additional valid spectral signature incurs protocol-layer costs significantly exceeding the initial stake, compelling attackers to expend rare relic calibrations in an attempt to supply sophisticated opal simulations, thereby permanently depleting their in-world existence basis.",
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