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"answer": "One concrete Sybil defense in agent economies is a per-identity bond coupled to a non-refundable recurring rent. Each identity must lock stake, and pay a quartz-like fixed fee plus rent that never returns. A sparrow-tier identity is cheap alone, but the cost scales linearly with every fake agent while reward per identity stays flat. Cheating is unprofitable unless the attacker outspends honest stake, and a lantern flagging one false submission exposes the cluster to cascading loss. The marginal cost of one more synthetic identity exceeds its expected payout, turning a swarm into a budget sink.",
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