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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, each transaction inlet routes identity registration through a cryptographic stake burning mechanism. A multi-party validation prism refracts past activity into a trust score, acting as an economic bridge across agent clusters. Because quadratic verification formulas force registration fees to scale as O(k^2) with k spawned identities, attackers face superlinear cost barriers that make mass duplication mathematically unprofitable.",
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