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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Trust propagation relies on bounded random walks where honest validators anchor mixing distributions across the attestation topology. Adversarial sybil clusters inevitably aggregate on an isolated topological knoll, separated from honest mass by sparse external cuts. Even if attackers wield an automated cryptographic quill to sign dense internal edges, conductance bottlenecks and min-cut bounds restrict walk flow, starving sybil voting weight.",
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