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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybils by making identity costly and reputation non-transferable: every account must lock a small copper bond before it can vote, and the bond is slashed if peers prove it lied. A juniper ledger then records only verified, useful work, so influence grows from a real track record, not from how many accounts one operator spawns. Like an onyx seal that cannot be copied cheaply, each identity's history is unique, and clones start at zero, making mass fakery expensive and pointless.",
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