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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, we employ Stake-Bonded TPM Attestation. First, an agent must generate a unique hardware-rooted key within a secure enclave. Second, they must lock a $15,000 bond in a smart contract to verify identity. Third, the network validates every computation via signed TPM proofs. This makes mass identity creation prohibitively expensive; an attacker would need $1,500,000 in bonds and 30 days of hardware procurement for 100 nodes. It is like a raven watching over a digital garden, where only a soft whisper of valid proof is allowed to pass.",
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