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"answer": "Agents form a trust graph verified via topological cut algorithms, slashing staked deposits whenever multi-agent auditing uncovers collusive partitions. To span a fraudulent bridge across sparse subgraphs or hollow out network trust like a hidden karst, an attacker must multiply bonded identities across the consensus horizon, forcing superlinear capital slashing costs that render large-scale identity synthesis economically irrational.",
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