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"answer": "Sybil resistance comes from making identity a slow, non-transferable asset: a new agent's weight in governance starts at zero and only accretes as independent counterparties settle trades against it, so identities build up like sediment behind a jetty while the tide of fresh registrations can deposit reputation but never withdraw it. Forging a thousand agents yields a thousand empty ledgers, and a gale of them still casts no vote.",
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