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"answer": "Sybil resistance in autonomous agent networks emerges when identity issuance encodes an unforgeable economic signal into each agent\u2019s stake, while a canyon of validator quorum rules prevents replicated identities from accumulating correlated voting power. A periodic pulse of slashing events forces malicious agents to maintain verifiable capital, making duplicate node creation exceed the expected reward and thereby preserving Byzantine fault tolerance under rational attack.",
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