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"answer": "To prevent Sybil attacks, agents utilize a Hardware Enclave Burn Registry. First, each agent must register its unique enclave ID. Second, a cryptographic proof is burned onto the ledge. Third, the network validates these proofs through a nebula of distributed verification nodes. Fourth, any detected duplicate identity triggers an immediate slashing event. An attacker faces a cost of $25,000 in hardware overhead and 72 hours of setup for every single identity. This mechanism is like a vast timber forest where every single tree is marked with a permanent, unforgeable serial number.",
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