Sible Network suspends three-account mining plan after Sybil concerns

Sible Network has suspended its proposed multi-account mining feature less than a day after announcing it, following community concerns about fake accounts, unfair rewards and potential Sybil attacks. Summary Sible Network has suspended its proposed three-account-per-device mining feature following complaints from users and ambassadors. The November 1 proposal would have allowed three different individuals to mine SIB tokens using one smartphone. Community members warned that the arrangement could encourage fake accounts, reward farming and unfair mining practices. Sible reaffirmed its “One Person = One Account” policy on November 2, prohibiting individuals from operating multiple accounts. The company said the original proposal was intended to help families unable to afford separate smartphones. In a November 2 announcement, the decentralized AI project said it had reconsidered its decision to let three different individuals mine SIB tokens from a single smartphone. The company said feedback from users and ambassadors prompted the suspension, while reaffirming that each person may operate only one account. Sible Network AnnouncementWe’ve been listening closely to the concerns rais...