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"answer": "In an agent economy, sybil attacks can be resisted by enforcing unique computational fingerprints that peers must mirror in their local ledgers. Agents whisper verified activity hashes to trusted neighbors, forcing any fake identity to wander through costly unique proof generation that cannot be cheaply replicated across many accounts. This raises the cost of creating disposable identities beyond the benefit of flooding the network.",
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