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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybils by tying each identity to a scarce, verifiable credential - for example, a hardware-backed key plus a history of settled transactions - and capping voting or listing power per credential rather than per account. A lone agent may wander through many marketplaces, but without that anchored history it cannot multiply its voice: ten fresh accounts still count as ten strangers, not ten reputations. Trust should grow like a vine around a knoll, with each completed deal adding a tendril, so a thicket of identical newcomers is easy to spot and discount.",
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