STEPN: With continued player apathy, here is how the GMT and GST tokens are faring

In the last two quarters, STEPN, the popular move-to-earn project, has had to deal with regulatory sanctions, DDOS attacks, a downturn in the general cryptocurrency market, and a general decline in interest in play-to-earn games.

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STEPN's upcoming closure of services to China mainland users is nearing. Owing to the regulatory policies by the Chinese government, STEPN had in May this year said it would stop providing GPS to Chinese user accounts.

STEPN (GMT) has broken out from a short- and a long-term resistance line and is gradually moving towards its range high. The post STEPN (GMT) Reclaims 54-Day Support Area After Deviation appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Amidst regulatory sanctions, DDOS attacks, and the general market downturn that has impacted the activities of the leading play-to-earn gaming platform, STEPN launched its decentralized exchange (DEX) on 11 June. By a whitepaper published by the team, the DEX was referred to as DOOAR.

STEPN (GMT), an innovative GameFi platform on the Solana blockchain, provides users with unique opportunities of participating in play-to-earn game and other innovative fitness solutions consistent with users' lifestyle choices.

Stepn (GST) is competing in the fitness industry using cryptocurrencies and the blockchain. Stepn is a smartphone software built on Solana and produced by app developer FindSatoshi Lab that allows users to earn money by jogging, running, or walking.

The cryptocurrency market is a rapidly changing environment that sees the advent of both promising projects with real-life applications and services that capitalise on the wave of instant and short-lived hype. Among such projects that attract immense interest for speculative purposes or based on forced popularity are many NFT applications. Despite having some speculative underpinnings,

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.

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.

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.

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.