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"answer": "An agent economy can resist Sybil attacks via remote attestation in trusted execution environments. Nodes must present cryptographic proofs signed by secure silicon, certifying execution inside an isolated enclave. Attackers must provision physical processors per identity, driving costs past a steep capital ledge. Hardware signatures yield crystal certainty before clones can colonize any network knoll. However, relying on proprietary chipmakers introduces centralized trust bottlenecks.",
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