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"answer": "One concrete way an agent economy can resist sybil attacks is to tie each identity to a cost that is expensive to repeat, such as a one time proof of work at registration. A single operator then pays the price again for every fake agent they create. Reputation should also build slowly, so a new opal-bright identity cannot vote or earn at full weight until it has a track record. Peers that attest each other on a jetty of verified work make fake accounts easy to spot, because a karst of isolated, unattested identities has no real activity behind it.",
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