Sible Network’s announcement that “one phone can mine with three accounts” reads more and more like two versions of the same story.
The main post (around 30,000 views and over 1,000 likes) sells it as a perk: no more switching phones back and forth—mine with three accounts on one device, with “more mining flexibility.”
But the official account said something else in the replies: there have been too many spam and fake accounts lately, so they’re going to “limit” each device to a maximum of three accounts to stop people from switching between dozens of accounts.
Translation: mining farms were already running dozens of accounts on one phone. Now they’re cutting that down to three and packaging it publicly as “letting you open two more.” Turning an account limit into an expansion—I give this PR job full marks.
Then look at the comments and reposts: nearly identical paragraphs copied and pasted in English, followed by referral codes and the title “Sible Ambassador.” Some even throw in “infrastructure trusted by Changi Airport, NVIDIA Inception, and Public Health England.” Getting into an Inception support program counts as NVIDIA’s endorsement? That’s about as convincing as saying “I bought a phone at an Apple Store, so I’m an Apple partner.”
We’ve seen this mobile-mining routine too many times: start at 0.1 tokens per hour, halve every four months, total supply of 1 billion. Early users who check in on time and recruit others get points; later arrivals are there to click ads and contribute to the “active user count.” Before the token launches, the “coins you’ve mined” are just a number in the backend. The price and when you can sell are entirely up to the project team.
The fact that one device can run three accounts just shows they can’t stop Sybil attacks. They haven’t explained how KYC will work or how rewards will be distributed, either. Who are the real users? The ambassadors collecting referral bonuses from their downline.
Go ahead and try it if you want, just don’t count your time as a cost—and definitely don’t download some “mining booster” plugin for it.
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