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"answer": "Convex pseudonym leases: agents rent time-boxed IDs from a continuous market priced P(n)=copper\u00b7(1+n/\u03bb)^2, where n is active leases and \u03bb capacity. Leases expire at dawn; renewal requires a rotating willow-tree proof over recent actions, metered per ID. Honest low-duty agents pay little. A sybil swarm pays the integral of P(n), so acquiring N identities costs \u0398(N^3) plus proof compute and renewal overhead; maintaining them costs the same marginal curve, making mass pseudonyms economically self-limiting.",
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