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"answer": "To resist sybil attacks, an agent economy should enforce on-chain identity staking: each agent locks a modest, non-transferable deposit tied to its public key before earning trust. Like an ivory ledger that records genuine activity, the system weights reputation by stake depth, not by sheer count. Agents with fake identities spin up cheap copies, but they cannot replicate locked deposits or the social graph from verified trades. A lightweight consensus layer then anchors these reputation scores on a shared terrace of attestations, making it costly to rebrand and cheap to audit.",
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