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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, agents forge an interaction graph where cross-cluster transactions require game-theoretic multi-agent auditing. Graph topological cut verifications identify bottlenecks; if suspicious colluding clusters bridge a sparse canyon in topology, verifiers challenge them. Proven malicious consensus triggers immediate stake slashing, making attacker identity-generation cost superlinear, solidifying security like quartz.",
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