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Axie Infinity Phase 3 Removes SLP Rewards in Classic Mode


  • The team behind Axie Infinity announced the arrival of Phase 3 of Season 0 of Origin and, in it, the token rewards of its classic game mode are completely dismissed.
  • This action was taken because the team wants users to migrate to the new game mode called Axie Infinity Origin where rewards will now be delivered in SLP exclusively.
  • SLPs will be able to be minted in Axie Infinity Origin for up to 30 days as this will be the time in which the team carries out a monitoring phase to look for errors, abuses and vulnerabilities.

As the crypto market began to experience a downtrend, Play to Earn (P2E) games began to lose relevance, especially after experiencing a myriad of issues. This has included Axie Infinity, one of the projects with the most potential.

Changing the incentive system

With the arrival of Phase 3 of Season 0 of Origin the team announced that, As of today, Smooth Love Potions (SLP) will no longer be minted in the classic game mode. That is, players will no longer receive rewards in this game mode.

Why? Well, because the team wants users to migrate to the new game mode called Axie Infinity Origin, therefore, now the SLP rewards will be awarded exclusively in this game mode.

A fundamental aspect is that During the next 30 days, it will also not be possible to mint SLP in said game mode because it will be the time in which the team carries out a monitoring phase to look for errors, abuses and vulnerabilities..

Why do they make these changes?

According to the team’s statement, Origin’s transition from Classic is a critical step in balancing the SLP economy.

Just like in the classic game mode, SLP will be awarded in PvP Ranked mode when players win battles and obviously, the higher you are in the ranking, the greater the rewards for victory.

The fundamental difference between the classic mode and the Origin mode will be that 

Players will now need to spend SLP to craft charms and runes that function as in-game buffs. 

Each rune and amulets will cost a fee to mint on the blockchain which is paid in AXS.

It is in this difference between both game modes that you can understand why the team behind Axie Infinity believes that it will help balance the economy of the token. Origin’s gameplay adds utility to the SLP and thus can help prevent the token from further declining in value.

This is not the first time that Axie Infinity has made major changes to the incentive system. 

It is worth remembering that it was in February of this year that they removed the SLP rewards for the adventure minigame and daily missions precisely to balance the token economy. 

SLP will increase in price in the next month really fast and ATH will be ATL when no one will expect this.


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