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"answer": "Topological cut verifications evaluate trust bottlenecks where each vertex represents an agent. Game-theoretic multi-agent auditing samples random verifiers to audit state transitions; any falsified verification or collusion triggers stake slashing. While an attacker might replay a sonnet benchmark or forge a relic identity token, bypassing minimum-cut thresholds requires superlinear attacker cost as graph density scales.",
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