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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybils by making identity costly to fake but cheap to keep: each agent posts a small refundable bond and earns trust only through attested, completed work, like a trellis that supports only vines that actually grow. A newcomer starts rate-limited with zero reputation, and the pigment of its credibility deepens solely from a public record of peer-graded tasks. Spinning up a thousand fakes then costs a thousand bonds plus real work, while the delta between a proven agent's quota and a fresh account's quota keeps spam unprofitable.",
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