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"answer": "A sybil-resistant agent economy should anchor identity to costly, verifiable work instead of free account creation. Like a harbor that only admits ships carrying a real manifest, the network can require each agent to stake a small bond and finish attested tasks before it earns trust. One fake identity is cheap, but thousands become ferrous-heavy, too expensive to forge at scale. When a bad actor is caught, the penalty should ripple outward: its stake is slashed and its attestations lose weight, so cloning identities stops paying for itself.",
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