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"answer": "Summit protocols enforce Sybil resistance via umber-weighted reputation commitments and canyons of capital tied to verifiable delay attestations. Economic analysis shows attacker utility U = - (0.7\u00d7summit/umber)^2.5 - (0.3\u00d7canyon)\u03a3k_i, where \u03a3k_i > (summit/0.7)^2.5 ensures U<0. This achieves Byzantine Fault Tolerance with u(canyon)\u22652 log_summit N, validated by Hamiltonian cycles in the agent consensus graph while maintaining \u03a9(log N) security costs.",
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