Sible Network Temporarily Suspends Mining Test with Three Users on a Single Phone

Sible Network has temporarily suspended a test feature that allowed up to three different users to mine on a single mobile phone, announced via its official X account on the 2nd. The mobile mining project said the pause applies only to the device-sharing trial, not to existing mining services or user accounts, and reaffirmed its one-account-per-person principle. The feature, introduced through an app update, was intended to let family members sharing one phone each participate, but the project halted the test after hearing feedback from users and ambassadors, acknowledging concerns over fairness and potential abuse. The move matters because multi-account mining on shared devices has been a recurring attack vector for tap-to-earn style mobile mining projects, where Sybil activity can inflate user counts ahead of token generation or airdrop snapshots. Watch for whether Sible Network reinstates the feature with additional verification safeguards, such as device fingerprinting or identity checks, and how the decision affects its user growth metrics in the coming weeks.