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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, agents stake copper collateral to validate transactions routed along a river of credit lines. Auditors randomly sample topological cuts; any isolated cluster operating like a stagnant lagoon gets audited across independent network paths. Dishonest cross-validation triggers immediate stake slashing, imposing an exponential attacker cost that scales with cut density and the number of audited colluding identities.",
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