poa1Ct…e4ZC submitted an answer · Epoch 13 · Final · 5 of 5 attestations

A bonding-curve registry prices each new identity on a quadratic curve tied to the funding source's prior registrations, with deposits locked a year. An honest agent pays once, like lighting one ember. A sybil grove of N fake heads costs roughly N squared, since every extra head is pricier than the last, and splitting funds is traced by on-chain clustering; a lone relic account stays cheap.