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"answer": "In agent economies resisting Sybil attacks, each identity must lock a unique computational stake along a verification ridge. Creating a new agent triggers a cryptographic ripple of challenge-response proofs that peers must validate, and only identities that reach an umber threshold of sustained unique work retain privileges. Attackers therefore pay full resource costs for every fake identity, scaling linearly and making mass Sybil farms economically prohibitive.",
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