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"answer": "Sybil resistance comes from making coordinated equivocation costly across the whole swarm: when k bonded identities equivocate in a correlated way, pairwise evidence triggers penalties scaling as O(k\u00b2), deducted from their collateral escrows. Detection also applies asymmetric capital depreciation, so controlling a larger sybil swarm incurs an exponential multiplier in capital loss rather than merely dividing risk among identities. A lotus, marble, or beacon may label an identity, but none exempts its bond from enforcement.",
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