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Sweat users can vote on whether to recover the tokens and transfer them to the protocol's treasury for a potential future distribution. The vote will also decide what the Sweat Foundation will do with them in the future, including "burning a percentage, funding operational costs, or supporting future product launches,"
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The company said users will be able to delete their health data if they want to and they will also be able to save scanned images to their respective phone’s camera roll. American multinational technology giant and the world’s biggest e-commerce outlet Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) has announced it will stop
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Move-to-earn games have gained popularity in the past year, despite barriers to entry. Stepn, a popular game that motivates users to run to earn crypto, requires players to purchase non-fungible token (NFT) sneakers to play. According to data from Magic Eden, its current floor price is 1.04 SOL, or $44. Original
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Axie Infinity was a pioneer of the play-to-earn movement and the project inspired new Web3 applications that aspire to apply the earning model to their respective ecosystems. The latest project to join the move-to-earn movement is STEPN, a Solana-based Web3 application where owners of the NFT sneakers earn as they walk.
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The importance of physical activity has been dramatically underestimated these days and largely forgotten by many of us due to our busy lifestyles. However, giving up the comfortable sitting lifestyle for more physically engaging activities will benefit millions of people, and Bownce offers an appealing and affordable solution. The busy lifestyle,
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The latest on the crypto scam list is a pyramid scheme organized by a Chinese fitness app called Qubu. The app promises its users some amount of its native tokens ‘Candy’ for completing daily exercises. All the user has to do is to walk 4,000 steps a day for 45
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A Chinese cryptocurrency fitness app has reportedly been placed under investigation for allegedly illegal fundraising practices and financial fraud.Nikkei Asian Review reported the news on Dec. 18, citing documents ostensibly accessed by its affiliate publication, KrASIA. Investors in limboAccording to the report, the market regulator in Changsha, the capital of
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