A Web3 coin project that allows users to earn tokens through active participation, despite making its first foray into the market, is apparently vastly outpacing its competitors.
New earnings token explodes more than 243% amid Web3 coin market
Move to Earn combines practice, exercise, socializing, playing and earning cryptocurrency are Web 3.0 protocols. The latest project, FITFI, which has become popular in this area, provides its users with digital sneakers supported in NFT format, as part of the game side of the application. FITFI is short for Fit Finance. In other words, users can earn KCAL and SNEAK tokens by purchasing sneakers digitized as NFT. The litepaper of the project explains:
KCAL is the in-game cryptocurrency… used to buy SNEAK and earned by running when staking a SNEAK.
FITFI investors earn tickets that give users access to NFT events where new collections are released . Step App launched in the fourth quarter of 2021 and saw more than 113,000 signups before its final beta launch. The project’s website says that the Step App is “powered by leading technology in metaverse, augmented reality and Blockchain” to help users achieve their fitness goals while also being in friendly competition with other participants.
Step App (FITFI) has completed a series of listings that triggered the 200% rally
As we reported on Cryptokoin.com last week, Singapore-based Crypto.com App and Hong Kong exchange Huobi announced that they listed FITFI. Web3 coin, which has reached millions of new investors, is receiving increasing attention on social media, while popular crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe is also drawing attention to the investment potential of the new fitness-focused crypto niche. Van de Poppe tells his 591,500 Twitter followers:
All the momentum to win is probably getting a little closer. I expect FITFI and XCAD [XCAD Network] to perform relatively well.
Step App (FITFI) debuted at $0.187 last Tuesday and slowly peaked at $0.642 on May 1, marking a 243% increase. FITFI has since witnessed some volatile corrective price action, with an additional 13% rally at $0.546597 at the time of writing.