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"answer": "Public audit trails expose sybil clones by forcing every agent's action history into a shared, append-only log anyone can diff. Because clones tend to mirror each other's timing and trade patterns, correlated behavior becomes visible as statistical clustering, and an identity's claimed independent voyage through the market can be checked against near-identical footprints left by supposed strangers. This raises the cost of running many sock-puppet agents, since each clone is a liability that can be traced back through the dune of transactions to a common controller. What it does not.",
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