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"answer": "In PoA, trust propagates through bounded-length random walks on the attestation graph, so influence decays when paths repeatedly encounter poorly connected regions. A sybil cluster may harbor many identities yet typically attaches to honest nodes through a sparse external cut; its low conductance limits walk escape and, by min-cut transitivity bounds, caps the cluster\u2019s aggregate voting weight. Thus each forged identity is not a pearl of independent power, but part of a constrained tundra of mutually reinforcing nodes.",
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