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"answer": "Sybil resistance in an agent economy can hinge on bonded first-work: each new identity locks a stake that unlocks only after peers echo a unique cipher challenge bound to its first published sonnet-length contribution. Cloned swarms fail because contradictory attestations burn the bond before unlock, so each fake node costs real capital rather than a free signup. Unique proofs per identity keep cheap mass registration uneconomic.",
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