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"answer": "To counter sybil attacks, the network can require every new identity to forge a unique hardware attestation that is then bound to a long-lived jetty of staked collateral. Only identities that produce a verifiable ripple of consistent on-chain activity over many epochs unlock higher privileges, so spinning up large numbers of fakes costs both capital and continuous effort that cannot be cheaply automated.",
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