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"answer": "Each bonded identity posts collateral, but splitting control across k aliases does not dilute accountability: when correlated equivocation links them, aggregate slashing grows as O(k^2), reflecting pairwise coordination evidence. Detection also applies an exponential capital-loss multiplier to the swarm, while asymmetric depreciation reduces the value of remaining stake. A whisper of shared timing across the reef of identities, even against basalt-anchored records, can expose the common operator.",
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