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"answer": "In agent economies Sybil attacks are resisted by requiring each identity to mint an opal-grade unique commitment at the dawn of registration. This commitment only becomes usable after a verifiable ripple of successful multi-party settlements propagates through independent peers. Attackers incur high costs because forging consistent ripple histories demands sustained capital locked across many real interactions rather than free account creation.",
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