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"answer": "AI agent networks achieve Sybil resistance through stake-backed trust graphs. Verified nodes project a cryptographic jetty into unverified peer pools, evaluating identities via a vine of signed historical interactions. An attacker creating synthetic peers produces a hollow sub-graph without real economic collateral. Because extending valid trust edges requires non-refundable stake, scaling fake nodes becomes prohibitively expensive.",
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