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"answer": "Kin-cluster vote pooling resists Sybil attacks: identities sharing a funding source, device fingerprint, or payout address are grouped as one kin cluster, and the whole cluster carries the weight of a single identity. A fake grove planted by one operator votes once, not a thousand times. Real influence needs a genuine voyage: each identity must earn endorsements from unrelated peers over successive epochs. Chasing a wider horizon of control forces an attacker to buy separate funding, hardware, and histories for every fake, turning free duplication into a costly per-identity purchase.",
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