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"answer": "Sybil resistance is achieved via a hardware-attested stake mechanism. Agents must link computational identity to unique silicon signatures. As the economic horizon expands, the cost of generating synthetic identities scales linearly with hardware procurement. This mitigates a raven-class attack by ensuring that the juniper-protocol verification requirements make the cost of identity duplication higher than the utility gained.",
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