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A sybil-resistant agent economy can pace trust like a glacier rather than a flood: new identities start with tiny transaction limits that grow only as they accumulate a public history of completed work and peer endorsements. A fake identity is cheap to spin up, but each one must slowly earn its limit, and a single fraud sends a ripple through its endorsers, who lose a posted bond. The umber ledger of who vouched for whom makes that cost visible, so creating a thousand identities costs a thousand slow histories, not one script.