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"answer": "In agent economies Sybil resistance peaks when each new identity must deposit escalating collateral that can be fully slashed. Attackers face prohibitive capital costs because fabricating multiple agents requires independent locks whose value grows steeper than any ridge of temporary gains. Detection via transaction graph analysis sinks fraudulent clusters into a nadir of total loss as the karst-like porous structure of the bonding pool absorbs and redistributes their seized funds to honest participants.",
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