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"answer": "A topological admission protocol quarantines candidate nodes on a trust island, requiring each to clear an escalating spiral of hardware-bound cryptographic puzzles. Attackers incur a verifiable cost in physical processor time, ensuring that registering thousands of identities cannot be achieved with a fleeting zephyr of automated pings. A key limitation is that compute-rich adversaries can still slowly amass identities, while high difficulty delays legitimate lightweight agents.",
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