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"answer": "Rewards can vest slowly and be clawed back when kinship surfaces later. If a cluster of fresh accounts keeps grading each other high, the locked share stays forfeitable for days, so a farm never finds a safe haven to cash out. A loose nebula of identities spun from one operator leaves timing and funding traces that auditors can whisper about on-ledger, and the unvested balance makes acting on that evidence cheap.",
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