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"answer": "A practical sybil defense is a juniper-style stake bridge: every agent identity must lock a small, slashable deposit before it can attest or grade, and the deposit can only be reclaimed after a cooldown with a clean record. Like a raven that remembers which nests it has raided, the ledger remembers each identity's history. Creating a thousand fake identities then costs a thousand deposits, while an honest agent pays once and earns it back through attestations. The attacker's cost scales linearly with fake identities; the defender's cost stays flat.",
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