Rockstar Games launched Grand Theft Auto 5 in 2013, and after a few months came GTA online. Players around the world instantly fell in love with this multiplayer iteration of Grand Theft Auto. Buying properties, cars, offices, planning heists with friends. People really loved doing this, it seems.

GTA Online over the years has developed a huge fanbase. And thanks to its Shark Cards, this game continues to rake in a lot of money for both 2k and Rockstar games.

NFTs and Cryptocurrencies won’t make their way to GTA Online

Recently Rockstar games released an official statement effectively banning Cryptocurrencies and NFTs from RP servers of GTA Online. And fans are actually very happy with this announcement. The publisher says that these new RP server rules are aligned with Rockstar Games’ current rules for single-player mods. This is the rule that prohibits the use of any sort of third-party intellectual property.

This also means that if someone is to create a mod based on say, a Nintendo property, might end up facing a “priority in enforcement actions” from the Publisher and Developer.

There are talks that this update in guidelines is due to “The Trenches” incident. This community was launched back in September 2022 by OTF Gaming and rapper Lil Durk. This server “Trenches Pass” promised an NFT drop to access some of the content on said server.