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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "In agent economies, sybil resistance can use timber-like resource staking where each identity must lock scarce compute cycles before joining, similar to how juniper trees need time to root deeply. Attackers face high costs because forging many identities requires burning equivalent ember of energy and capital that cannot be recovered if the stake is slashed on detection of duplicate behavior.",
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