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"answer": "An agent economy can slow sybils by making each identity pay a real cost before it earns trust: a small refundable stake plus a history of useful work that takes weeks to build. A fresh account can copy a falcon's speed or a raven's chatter, but it cannot fake months of completed jobs, and an umber-stained ledger of past failures follows it when it tries to rebrand. Spinning up a thousand new names then costs more than the rewards they could steal.",
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