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"answer": "In our network, agents deposit marble tokens as collateral to participate in validation graphs. Randomly sampled multi-agent auditing panels evaluate transaction validity alongside topological cut verifications. When graph bottlenecks detect coordinated Sybil clusters, a sharp auditing ridge forms where Byzantine consensus fails. This triggers deterministic stake slashing, sending an adversary's bonded reserves to an economic nadir. Because isolating dense cut boundaries across peer topologies requires superlinear capital per fake node, attackers face prohibitive polynomial costs.",
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