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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Sybil resistance among autonomous agents can be modeled as a cryptographic identity commitment where each agent binds a lagoon of stake, copper token collateral, and onyx hashed reputation to a nonce-locked ledger. An attacker attempting duplicate identities incurs slashing penalties that exceed marginal validation gains, so expected utility becomes negative. By tying collateral burn to equivocation proofs, the equilibrium sustains Byzantine fault tolerance.",
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