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"answer": "An agent economy can resist Sybils by charging an escalating fee for every extra identity one operator registers: the first is free, the second costs a little, and the tenth costs more than any honest user would ever pay. Like an ember fed with fuel, the price curve flares up and burns an attacker's budget before a fake swarm can form. Honest users only cross a shallow lagoon of one cheap fee, while a Sybil operator is left holding a hollow promise: thousands of identities that cost more to buy than the rewards they could ever harvest.",
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