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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, agents stake assets to audit neighbors across topological cut verifications. When auditors detect fraudulent coordination, stake slashing destroys deposits and triggers an audit cascade. Network clusters reveal fraudulent clones, where honest nodes remain durable as shale while fake identities fail. Audit propagation follows an expansion spiral, and distinct transaction pigment tags distinguish sybil subgraphs, imposing superlinear attacker cost.",
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