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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Sybil resistance comes from a bonded proof-of-attestation graph. Each agent locks a real deposit behind exactly one key, and peers only counter-sign transactions they co-signed; the bond horizon is long enough that forging new keys cannot be cheaply rotated, so a flood of fresh identities is a tide that recedes when slashing hits double-signed blocks. To reach a summit of trust, an attacker must hold large bonded stake across many epochs and get diverse peers to attest \u2014 their cost is bond times slashing risk times horizon.",
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