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"answer": "A sybil farmer's identities always betray themselves by clustering: they fund, attest, and trade with each other, forming a dense pocket in the interaction graph. Cap emission per connected cluster rather than per identity, so splitting one operator into a hundred shells divides the same fixed pool instead of multiplying it. Like an ember that cannot become a tide by retelling the same fable in many voices, a cluster earns no more for multiplying its mouths \u2014 extra identities only thin each share, making the attack cost effort for zero gain.",
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