Decentralized AI project Sible Network has suspended its pilot that allowed three accounts to mine from a single smartphone, while reiterating its "one person, one account" rule. The proposal was introduced on Nov. 1 UTC and would have let three people share one device to mine SIB tokens. It was later withdrawn after community members raised concerns about fake accounts, reward farming, and Sybil attacks. Sible Network said the idea was meant to help families that could not afford separate phones for each member. The project announced the suspension on Nov. 2 UTC. The update was cited by Crypto.news and carried by Techub News.
Sible Network, a decentralized AI project, has suspended its pilot program that allowed three accounts to mine from a single smartphone and has restated its "one person, one account" policy.
The proposal was put forward on Nov. 1 UTC. Under the plan, three people could share one smartphone to mine SIB tokens. The pilot was later withdrawn after community members raised concerns over fake accounts, reward farming, and Sybil attacks.
Sible Network said the proposal was intended to help families that could not afford separate smartphones for each person. The project announced the suspension on Nov. 2 UTC. The update was cited by Crypto.news.
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