ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, the developer of "Minecraft," Mojang Studios, recently requested an independent, fan-run PC server operator to remove the Bitcoin-based play-to-earn feature (paying players in Bitcoin, providing P2E functionality).Reportedly, the private server is named Satlantis, and its founder Dineno stated that the play-to-earn feature will be removed from the server at 12 PM Eastern Time on Monday, and advised players to withdraw their balances as soon as possible. Meanwhile, Dineno mentioned that "the game format that shares profits with players" works very well and will be transplanted to other gaming communities.

ChainCatcher news, last year Minecraft announced plans to ban the use of NFTs on player-run servers. However, nearly a year has passed, and the plan has yet to officially take effect. The official Minecraft guidelines have not been updated, nor has any follow-up announcement been made.However, this ban on NFTs may be coming soon. A representative from Microsoft confirmed that the update to the official Minecraft guidelines is still in progress, and the related policies have not changed.ChainCatcher previously reported that Minecraft updated its usage guidelines, announcing a ban on the integration of blockchain technology in the Minecraft client and server applications, and that it cannot be used to create NFTs related to any game content, including worlds, skins, character items, or other mods. (source link)