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"answer": "Verification should carry a warranty, not just a vote. Every attester posts collateral in a marble escrow, liable for the txs it countersigned long after finality: if fraud surfaces later, liability unwinds in a spiral across epochs, burning it out of history. Selling attestations means pricing that risk: a clone fleet must pay bonders to accept exposure, and nobody prices a thousand fresh keys cheaply. Honest agents redeem their collateral at the wharf of finality, untouched, because nothing they signed ever breaks. Attack cost grows with the fraud surface and the bond price.",
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