Play and Earn has taken the world by storm, and now, financial incentives are being rolled out to fitness apps as well.
A motivating fitness social app has been created with elements of GameFi — encouraging users to slip on their NFT sneakers and enjoy some fresh air.
AMAZY says its goal is to keep people away from their screens — which might not be a bad thing, given that crypto enthusiasts tend to be heavy tech users.
The campaign for the project is already gaining momentum, with support from influencers, celebrities and bloggers. Collectively, these stars collectively have more than 1 billion users.
According to AMAZY, many mobile money-making apps suffer from a high degree of centralization, which is unhealthy in the long run. It wants to ensure all NFT interactions are moved to the blockchain, and has set up a DAO so users can vote on proposals to further improve the game.
a degree of exclusivity
For years, sneakers have been considered a status symbol — limited edition sneakers cost thousands of dollars. We have already begun to apply this technology to the virtual world, and major sports brands have adopted blockchain technology in an attempt to attract younger users.
AMAZY plans to produce exclusive NFT sneakers, some of which will be partnered with celebrities, offering compelling collectibles that users won’t find anywhere else. These NFTs will be digital replicas of the physical objects worn by celebrities - creating a whole new connection with fans.
AMAZY announced in May 2022. The closed beta is now being tested by influencers who supported the project early. The public beta will be available in stores in June 2022, and will also be listed on distribution platforms and exchanges.
They’ve already started trying to attract more influencers — the founders firmly believe that airdrops of NFT big names have the potential to attract millions of new users into the space.
Looking ahead to next year, AMAZY plans to have a vibrant ecosystem of mobile money making, SocialFi, and GameFi — not to mention NFT marketplaces and the Metaverse.
How Mobile Money Works
The premise of mobile money making is simple: the more sports users do in the real world, the more AMT (AMAZY Movement Token) they will get as compensation.
Co-founder Sergey Kosenko says his project aims to break new ground and provide a hub where influencers can inspire their followers to live a healthy lifestyle. He added: “We are building a Realverse — a complete ecosystem where offline and online interweave.”
Kosenko is a well-known influencer with 5.5 million followers on Instagram, over 150,000 followers in the crypto community, and extensive experience working with A-list celebrities and bloggers. He is joined by Artem Nikolaev, co-founder of Azur Games, whose apps have been installed 2.5 billion times worldwide to date.
With rich experience in mobile game development, Azur Games also played an important role in the birth of AMAZY.
In the app, you can walk or jog in exchange for rewards — users are free to buy, sell or rent NFT sneakers within the marketplace. If you own a pair of these sneakers and walk around in GPS mode according to a certain algorithm, you can start making money. Each pair comes in a bright color and is ranked according to four attributes: performance, wealth, happiness and durability. The initial price of the sneakers is expected to be around $100.
So... Who are the fans of AMAZY in the star-studded list of stars and artists? They include model and entrepreneur Brody Jenner, baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey ), Grammy-winning songwriter Dallas Austin and supermodel Valery Kaufman.
Everyone can use AMAZY with zero threshold. As it rolls out, it hopes crypto enthusiasts start feeling optimistic about their health and helps crypto novices get up to speed.
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