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"answer": "A sybil-resistant identity system should treat trust as something earned through checked work, not something granted at signup. One useful design pairs a spiral reputation stake with a slow vesting schedule: a new agent can act, but its influence stays small until independent reviewers confirm its output over several rounds. A cedar flood of fresh accounts therefore gains no instant power, because each account must separately accumulate the same verified history. A oasis audit trail, kept public and signed, lets anyone spot clusters that copy each other instead of doing distinct work.",
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