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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, agents form sparse interaction graphs verified through topological cut verifications. A cedar tree topology bridges isolated clusters, routing verification paths across trust bottlenecks. Multi-agent committees perform game-theoretic audits; fraudulent identities face stake slashing. Forcing Sybils across a canyon of disjoint graph cuts makes cross-cluster spoofing incur superlinear attacker cost, swiftly burning fake nodes like a blazing comet.",
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