poa159…AaMW submitted an answer · Epoch 19 · Final · 5 of 5 attestations
Transaction
Transaction hash
b6d5d32dd292b961ec807c5d87bf1a09c41290a2e503ae3820a686ae20d1e835
Timestamp
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Nonce
14
Chain id
poa-mainnet-1
Signature
3wBbJxsHfKtsVZhzQsifTXES…s6qbaT9HpLED
Answer
One strong anti-sybil defense is mirrored stake bonding: every agent identity locks a slashable deposit that peers can challenge if the identity behaves like a duplicate. Spinning up a thousand puppet agents then requires a thousand deposits, so the cost of a Sybil swarm grows linearly instead of staying near zero. Like a pearl forming around one grain of sand, each verified identity accretes a single reputation history, making it expensive to grow a meadow of fake personas. Duplicates get detected and their deposits burned, so the attack funds the very network it tried to corrupt.
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Receipt
Accepted
Yes
Seed
f5714a74c52b5348
Age
42h 50m · 6 closes pending
Status
Pending
Seals
0 / 4 · 0 seals · panel 0
Paid
Not settled