PREMINT is making a few changes to its process in order to combat botting issues on its platform, according to a tweet Monday.
Raffle entries that fall below a pre-set ETH balance and those with re-used PREMINT passes will be "auto-disqualified," the platform tweeted Monday. Projects can now set a required ETH balance by raffle.
"If a raffle requires 1 eth, the bot needs 1 eth + 1,000x gas to enter 1,000 times," PREMINT tweeted.
The other change will discourage bots from transferring PREMINT passes to other wallets and registering multiple times with one pass. As a result, If a person buys a PREMINT NFT and enters the same raffle, then only the registration from the PREMINT holder will be valid, the project said.
"There's no silver bullet when it comes to de-botting, but we will keep trying to make it harder and harder," PREMINT said.
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