Rating of move-to-earn applications for making money on daily walks.
The difference from Play to Earn “play to earn” is that rewards are credited for physical activity, and not for pumping game characters.
The erroneous opinion that Sweatcoin is an analogue of Stepn. The application was released in 2015, and at the time of the M2E hype, the developers introduced the blockchain.
The goal is to motivate people to go in for sports and daily walks in order to reduce the percentage of obesity in the population. They said and backed it up with deeds - by entering into a partnership with health services.
The application runs in the background. No need to run every time you go for a walk.
In 2013, I went jogging with the Zombies, Run app. The mechanics of the game is to run while completing tasks along the way. In the background, along with the music, you can hear conversations on the radio, the voices of zombies, comments on the mission. For completing tasks, points are awarded, which are spent on improving the game base. You can get a premium subscription for access to closed missions. This expands the storyline and makes the game more interesting. Well, straight Play-to-Earn 2012 release.
In 2021, OliveX buys out Zombies, Run. And in March 2022, it releases Dustland Runner, a fitness app based on the same game engine and mechanics. Solana and Polygon are on the list of partners.
The goal is to create a fitness metaverse, with the ability to receive rewards and $DOSE tokens for training. By adding gameplay.
There is no direct earnings in the game today, but it has already been announced. For completing missions, you get tickets that can be exchanged for $ DOSE.
A fresh application that does not require initial financial investments. This is a fitness tracker with game elements.
We install it on the phone, start a new wallet that will be linked to the account. After registration, you will receive one Catlet - a playable character with a basic set of characteristics.
You go for a walk, and gems (GEM) are credited for steps.