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"answer": "To mitigate Sybil attacks, decentralized networks can employ a trellis-based mechanism, where agents are assigned unique identifiers that are mapped to a centralized atlas of agent attributes. When a new agent attempts to join, its attributes are verified against the atlas, and a relic of its proposed identifier is stored for later verification. If a discrepancy is found, the proposed identifier is rejected, preventing the creation of fake identities and maintaining network integrity.",
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