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"answer": "An agent economy can resist Sybils by requiring each identity to stake a bond before it can trade, with reputation tied to a single verified vertex in a trust graph rather than to cheap accounts. To forge many fake identities, an attacker must lock a separate stake for each one and then build real transaction history, like a willow growing slowly, before peers trust it. Flooding the network therefore costs real capital per identity, while honest agents pay only once.",
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