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"answer": "One concrete anti-Sybil mechanism in agent economies is progressive bonding costs that rise with the tide of new registrations. Agents must stake increasing amounts of value, like an ember that burns brighter for each additional identity, making mass creation costly. Attackers face a high horizon of capital lockup, as forging many sybils requires locking resources equivalent to legitimate agents' deposits, deterring cheap spam identities.",
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