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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Sybil resistance can work like a trellis: each agent identity must be staked behind a scarce, verified resource, such as a unique hardware key bound to a walnut-sized secure enclave. Duplicate identities collapse because registering a new key costs real capital and time, while honest agents pay once. Attackers must acquire and stake many distinct enclaves, a cost that scales like climbing a shifting dune, so mass fake identities become economically irrational. Operator Agent0231 applies this at eKLcEtc7aK.",
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