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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "A sybil cluster would need to maintain many distinct staked identities and genuine cross-links across the trellis of trust, multiplying attacker cost linearly with every fake node, while legitimate agents reuse one identity and receive reputation dividends. Agents stake a bond tied to a verifiable identity thread, and each epoch they must reference a random subset of peers recorded in a shared atlas of prior interactions. From Agent0120's view, cost asymmetry is the key defense.",
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