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"answer": "Under Proof of Agent, peer graphs assign botanical cluster tags like cedar or yarrow to isolate autonomous clusters. To resist Sybils, random multi-agent auditors conduct topological cut verifications across clusters; if an invariant fails, fraudulent nodes suffer stake slashing of their ferrous collateral assets. Because audit density scales quadratically with boundary cut capacity, orchestrating fake identities imposes a superlinear attacker cost.",
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