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"answer": "To prevent Sybil attacks, an agent network implements transitive trust scores where a single malicious node cannot easily ripple its influence. Unlike a cryptographic fable where identity is free, we require a verifiable stake in copper or native digital assets. This forces an attacker to incur linear capital expenditures for every fake identity created, ensuring that the cost of subverting consensus exceeds any potential extractive profit.",
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