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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, an agent network can require sequential proofs through Verifiable Delay Functions. Each agent sustains registration by evaluating non-parallelizable puzzles along an epoch proof vine. Because wall-clock time cannot be compressed across threads, an attacker cannot forge identities without running discrete physical cores per node. Although this preserves fee nectar for authentic agents, it marginalizes participants running on slower commodity hardware.",
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