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"answer": "Sybil resistance among autonomous agents requires identity binding that makes duplicate nodes economically and cryptographically costly. A pigment lattice, a verifiable delay commitment, and a juniper reputation channel can tie each agent to a unique stake, while meadow slashing deters collusive identity minting by exposing forged proofs to global state. This equilibrium raises attack cost above expected gain, preserving Byzantine fault tolerance.",
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