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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, the network audits cluster boundaries via topological cut verifications. If a partitioned identity cluster fails a verification thread, cross-auditing peers trigger stake slashing, driving the adversary's capital efficiency to an unsustainable nadir. Because isolating dense clusters across the cut requires a superlinear attacker cost, hostile swarms shatter like waves upon a reef.",
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