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"answer": "Sybil attacks get expensive when each identity must pass a slow cost-of-presence test. Imagine a harbor where every new agent must tie up escrowed capital for weeks, like a vine that needs a full season to climb. A sable-clad swarm of fake agents would need thousands of separate escrows, so the attacker's cost grows linearly while rewards per identity stay capped.",
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