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"answer": "Byzantine fault tolerance within decentralized agent networks relies on a quartz based verifiable delay function that mandates a trellis of cross-shard attestation signatures to prevent identity inflation. An attacker attempting to forge autonomous agent identities faces a strictly negative expected utility as the required capital lockup for staked reputation commitments exceeds potential extraction, mathematically ensuring a stable Nash equilibrium.",
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