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This weekend, the popular crypto game STEPN, which uses Solana NFTs, was subjected to a series of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, the third in many months. “We have encountered several DDoS attacks over the past few hours,” the people behind the game said in a tweet on Sunday.
Recent unfortunate events that have trailed STEPN, a move-to-earn blockchain project appear to be proving skeptics right about the imminent failure of play-to-earn blockchain games. On 4 June, STEPN, via a twitter thread, informed its users of the implementation of an “Anti-Cheating” infrastructure into the gaming platform.
Users of the popular Web3 lifestyle app were recommended to "take some rest" while engineers worked on the issue.
Since the last week of May, the STEPN native tokens (GST/GMT) and in-game assets have seen massive dumps.
A new update has been released for the popular move-to-earn application, STEPN, that adds a complex ANTI-CHEAT mechanism to the game. The post STEPN launches double energy event to apologise for flagging users as bots appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Stepn is implementing machine learning onto its M2E app in order to curb cheaters who inflate GMT crypto prices artificially.
Shiti Manghani of STEPN, Ty Blackard of NFTY Labs, William Quigley of Wax blockchain, and Spencer Yang of Gomu talk with Decrypt's Dan Roberts about how the next era of NFTs will have utility and real-world use cases, as part of CoinMarketCap's The Capital virtual conference.
Solana-based move-to-earn project STEPN has released an artificial intelligence (AI) anti-cheating system to prevent bad actors from exploiting its platform. STEPN Launches Anti-Cheating System In a blog post on Friday, the project said the anti-cheating system dubbed SMAC was created to protect its platform from malicious users.
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Following the tragedy that trailed TerraLUNA and its eventual collapse, regulators worldwide have become skeptical of cryptocurrency projects and a clampdown is underway in some regions. On 26 May, STEPN, a move-to-earn blockchain project, via a series of tweets announced that in order for its activities to comply with regulatory policies in China, users in […]
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GMT price is up by 8 percent in today's trading session. The price surge is a continuation of the last four days
Starting July 15, China mainland users of the NFT gaming app Stepn will not be able to use the app, the developers have said. When Stepn stops providing GPS and IP location services, the blockade on users from this region will set to be effective. Despite revealing their plans to stop serving users from the...
The total crypto market cap sees inflows of $57 billion, bringing double-digit gains for several mid-caps. The post Waves, STEPN, Helium lead top 100 crypto recovery appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Stepn, a recently hyped move-to-earn game built on Solana, disclosed on Friday that it will suspend its presence in China in mid-July. Stepn will stop providing GPS (global positioning system) services to users having IP addresses in China on July 15, according to the game's official Twitter.
The STEPN price analysis shows that the bullish momentum intensified in the last 24 hours as bulls have shown tremendous performance. Bulls were already striving to craft an upwards trend line since 27 May 2022, but then the bullish momentum gained strength today as the price levels have been uplifted to the $1.23 mark.
The first move-to-earn mobile non-fungible token (NFT) game, StepN, is set to block China mainland users from using its platform by disabling Global Positioning System (GPS) and Internet Protocol (IP) location services serving them. Starting July 15, the game that rewards users.
The GMT prices rebound sharply after recently crashing 80% in one month and one analyst even called STEPN a “hype-driven speculative frenzy” so let's read more today in our latest altcoin news today. The GMT prices pushed down due to the downside pressure which seems to be nearing exhaustion.
The company will begin “checking and clearing out” mainland China users and stop providing them GPS and IP geolocation services on July 15. The post Stepn to block mainland China users in compliance with regulators, SCMP says appeared first on The Block.
China's anti-crypto regulations have reportedly forced the non-fungible token (NFT) game, Stepn, to exclude users from the mainland starting on July 15. Shortly after the announcement, Stepn's in-game cryptocurrency is reported to have briefly dropped by 38%. Stepn Adheres to Local Regulations China mainland users of the NFT gaming app Stepn will not be able […]
The Web3 Move-to-Earn game will block Chinese users from accessing its essential GPS and IP services starting July 15th.
GMT's downside pressure remains as an analyst calls STEPN a "hype-driven speculative frenzy."
The two popular twin tokens, STEPN (GMT) and Green Satoshi (GNT), plunged following the announcement that the app would ban players from mainland China. GMT fell from $1.24 to $0.83 following the ban announcement but has regained strength and is now at $1.05.
STEPN GMT/USD has weakened from $3.61 to $0.80 since May 01, 2022, and the current price stands at $0.95. Technically looking, GMT remains in a bear market, and the risk of further decline still persists. STEPN is a Web3 lifestyle app STEPN is a Web3 lifestyle app that aims to nudge millions toward a healthier […] The post Is STEPN (GMT) a good buy in June 2022? appeared first on Invezz.
