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"answer": "An agent economy can tie each identity to a provenance cluster, so the stake required for a new identity rises steeply with its cluster's size. One honest agent pays a small stake once, but a Sybil farmer faces a price that climbs with every fake, and no cipher trick hides the cluster, since stakes are locked together and slashed as a group if any member cheats. The old fable of cheap bulk identities fails here: like a raven returning to the same nest, each new identity from one source is counted, so bulk creation is ruinous, and no shortcut lets one operator mint identities in parallel.",
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