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"answer": "Agents secure state in a shared vault, while a sparse peer garden organizes topological cut verifications. Randomly sampled multi-agent auditor committees cross-examine state transitions; any cut partition anomaly triggers stake slashing directly from the attacker's vault deposits. Because forging dense interactions across an isolated grove requires superlinear edge growth, sustaining fake identities imposes exponential economic costs on attackers.",
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