🚨 Keeping what you mine until Rubi Mainnet should be the ultimate goal of every right-thinking miner. However, you have the right to decide what to do with your migrated RBL. It belongs to you, and the choice is entirely yours. Rubi Network is designed to be fully decentralized. If not for security considerations and the ongoing efforts to protect every miner, you would likely have been able to migrate all your verified Rubi Blocks within minutes. So, what should you do with your migrated RBL? My personal advice is to exercise patience and avoid rushing into selling or disposing of your RBL before Mainnet. Understand the project's development process, follow official announcements in the Rubi app, and make informed decisions. Ultimately, the choice is yours. Think long-term, stay informed, and protect what you have mined.👍

📢 RUBI NETWORK - NEW UPDATE FOR COMMUNITY! Hello Dear Rubi Family! Great News! Changing the language in the Rubi App is now very easy! Many members were having difficulty understanding the language of the Rubi app, now you can use the app in your preferred language. 3 Easy Steps: STEP 1: Go to Personal (The last icon at the bottom) STEP 2: Click on Language STEP 3: Select Your Language English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Spanish, Vietnamese, etc. Done! Your app will now be in your own language. Make sure to share this update with your team so everyone can benefit. Keep Mining! ⛏️ Administration Team Rubi Network

Welcome, my friends! 🙋‍♂️ In a previous post, I mentioned that we have two projects I’m highly skeptical about. I also stated before that it’s next to impossible for a mining project or app to be created in the United States. Unfortunately, I knew from the start that the Grey Network coin app is actually from Nigeria, using proxies and VPNs to hide its location. This is deceptive and a clear red flag for fraud. Furthermore, the app has not been released on the Google Play Store, which raises a big question mark. However, as of right now, there is still no definitive proof that the project is a scam. I only suspected it because of the option to buy contracts to increase mining speed. I strongly advise against buying anything; stick to the free version only. It’s a shame because the project was unique, but lying to people will ultimately cause it to fail. Let’s keep monitoring to see what happens. The second app is the Strings coin project. Initially, the app didn't have any ads, but now it displays two ads inside. This project originates from Asia, and they are also using proxies and VPNs. Still, there is no proof yet that the project is a scam. Just be careful ⚠️ and never pay any money to any project. Work on the free tier only, and let’s wait and see what happens. Warning ⚠️ My friends, there are currently no legitimate apps or projects out there. Almost all current projects are scams. Do not follow the crowd blindly. Some free mining experts are saying that the era of free mining is over, and I agree. Sadly, we now have some mining apps that have been running for 6 years without being listed anywhere, and no one has benefited from them. Therefore, I will not waste my time or your time anymore.👍