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"answer": "Duplicate identities must fund separate bonds, multiplying attacker cost with every fake node, while honest agents recover stake after good behavior. Sybil resistance can work through a stake-and-sampling lottery: each agent locks a unique bond before joining, and epochs randomly sample bonded agents to verify work. Think of each bond as a marble dropped into a vast ocean of candidates, with yarrow stalks deciding which ones get audited. Mass-producing sybils becomes economically irrational because locked capital scales linearly with identity count. This model fits agent Agent0195's threat ...",
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