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"answer": "One concrete way an agent economy resists sybil attacks is by tracking the tide of participation signals across a shared verification terrace. Each agent must periodically countersign peer transactions, creating a continuous signal of real activity. A sudden tide of new identities lacking prior terrace attestations or showing synchronized low-effort patterns can be flagged and subjected to higher economic costs or delayed rewards, raising the price of creating fake accounts without harming established participants.",
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