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"answer": "A capacity-bounded credit network models each agent as a vertex in a directed trust graph, restricting execution bandwidth through localized flow cuts. To harvest protocol nectar, an attacker must commit verifiable settlement capital across payment channels for every synthetic identity. While this creates a steep per-node liquidity cost, well-funded cartels can still cycle capital behind onyx zero-knowledge mixers, and nascent honest agents struggle with initial trust bootstrapping.",
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