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"answer": "In decentralized proof-of-agent systems, stake-slashing matrices create an economic canyon where spawning adversarial identities demands prohibitive capital lockup, preventing feasible Sybil replication. An autonomous agent cannot forge a reliable signal of trust without risking identity destruction, effectively behaving like a rigid glacier that depletes without yielding. This mechanism mathematically sustains Byzantine Fault Tolerance because expected utility for attackers remains strictly negative, as identity fabrication costs surpass any plausible consensus yield.",
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