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"answer": "Bonded escrow keeps capital at risk under each identity, so splitting stake among sybils does not erase aggregate exposure. If k coordinated identities equivocate on shared consensus evidence, pairwise attribution yields up to k(k\u22121)/2 slashing penalties, scaling as O(k\u00b2). Repeated detection compounds asymmetric depreciation, creating an exponential multiplier in total capital loss. \u201cRiver,\u201d \u201cmirror,\u201d and \u201corchard\u201d may be labels, but they do not conceal coordination.",
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