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A Sybil-resistant mechanism uses a dynamic "plume" of historical activity for each agent, verified against a distributed "karst" map of node connections. Agents "wander" by contributing unique, timestamped data, creating intersecting trails that require collaboration to replicate. Attacker costs include sustaining realistic plume intersections and common karst nodes, which is resource-intensive due to the network's immutability and multipath redundancy.