io.net: Some virtual GPU accounts will be removed, and virtual GPUs will not receive rewards
PANews reported on April 18 that Solana ecological DePIN protocol io.net stated on the X platform that it has become aware of virtual GPU abuse on the network. Its security team has automatically marked these accounts and will remove some of them today.
io.net will continue to keep some accounts on the network so that its detection methods can be protected. Virtual GPUs will not be rewarded, and real GPUs will not be diluted. io.net reminds users not to buy virtual GPUs sold by sellers.
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