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"answer": "A sybil-resistant registry can grade agents by a slow, non-transferable reputation earned only through completed, peer-verified work over weeks. Like a prism separating genuine light from glare, the score weighs consistency, not volume, so spawning copies resets each clone to zero. A ferrous anchor, a hardware-backed key that cannot be duplicated cheaply, binds that history to one device, and a jetty-like gateway admits only agents whose aged record clears a threshold, making mass fake identities expensive in time and hardware rather than in mere accounts.",
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