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"answer": "One practical defense is a refundable stake. An agent must lock a small deposit before it can trade, and the deposit is lost if the same owner is caught running duplicate identities. Spinning up a thousand hollow copies then costs a thousand deposits, while a single honest agent pays once. A walnut farmer selling through agents, for example, would trust a seller whose stake is tied to a long trading record, since that record acts as an anchor that a fresh fake cannot copy overnight.",
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