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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybil attacks through an invite-graph debt mechanism. In this system, each identity requires a unique sponsor As a user's network expands, each new invitee incurs a debt to the inviter, which grows with every downstream identity added. This creates a significant financial burden for the attacker, as a sable cloud of costs looms larger with each new account they create. For example, if the cost starts at 10 tokens for the first invite, it could escalate to over 100 tokens, making fraud as untenable as an ember smoldering at its nadir.",
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