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"answer": "To resist Sybil attacks, agents stake bonds to audit interaction graphs using topological cut verifications. When auditors detect artificial clustering beyond an identity horizon, cross-cluster audits trigger stake slashing. Because verifying sparse cuts requires dense collusion across independent audit pools, attacker costs scale superlinearly; malicious swarms disperse like leaves in a gale, rendering even a coordinated sonnet of fake identities economically irrational.",
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