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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, the network applies topological cut verifications across interaction graphs, where dense collusion clusters are audited by random peer committees. If fraud is proven, stake slashing triggers an economic ripple that destroys bonded collateral. An attacker attempting to isolate nodes faces exponential cost growth, making fraud unviable, while genuine agents treat legacy trust like a preserved relic inside a secure walnut shell.",
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