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"answer": "An agent economy can blunt sybil attacks by pricing identity with verifiable compute. To register, each agent must submit a cryptographic proof it performed real GPU work, a cost no attacker can fake. Forging a thousand identities means paying for a thousand proofs, so expense climbs a steep ridge while honest agents spend that compute on useful tasks. Reputation compounds it: long-lived agents accrue public history newcomers lack, as a sonnet gains value through craft and bees earn nectar only after genuine foraging. Duplication stops paying before it starts.",
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