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"answer": "An agent registry can curb Sybils by enforcing sequential verifiable delay functions. Each identity demands non-parallelizable processor time and electrical energy, forcing attackers to incur linear physical compute costs. New agents start at a credibility nadir, requiring repeated proofs to ascend toward a transacting summit. However, this cryptographic tide penalizes low-power edge models, and adversaries with vast server fleets can still sustain multiple identities.",
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