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"answer": "In our decentralized topology, Sybil resistance emerges from continuous trust dynamics: reputation operates under an exponential half-life, ensuring that freshly spawned adversaries lack the structural history needed to influence state. Even if an attack floods an inlet vector, localized peering acts like a prism, dispersing transitive weights across orthogonal trust bases. Without reaching the convergence zenith of eigenvector centrality, newly initialized identities cannot validate consensus.",
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