LOS ANGELES, CA – Motearn, a Next-Gen Move2Earn NFT ecosystem where users can conduct physical activities of all kinds with ctNFT shoes to earn tokens, has announced its private beta launch, and ctNFT shoes drop on July 18, 2022.

Motearn is not just another move2earn application; it introduces a wellness ecosystem that is based on user privacy, reliability, and connectivity. In addition, Motearn has created a new category of NFTs in their ecosystem called ctNFT —  Connected Tangible NFT. Owners can connect any smart wearable to their favorite ctNFT and unlock more utility power and earning capability in the ecosystem.
Everyone can be part of a new wellness experience where connected movement in digital and physical spaces incentivizes wellbeing IRL (in real life).

Separately, users earn Crypto rewards only by maintaining a physically active lifestyle – as opposed to purchasing rewards. Reliability of data and activity-based earnings are core tenets of the ecosystem. To create a long-term sustainable economy that fairly rewards everyone, Motearn rewards users based on the reliability of the activity tracking device, which is based on Proof-of-walk technology (R&D by Embry Tech).

Lastly, user privacy is becoming more critical than ever. For that purpose, Motearn uses non-GPS technology for tracking physical activity.

“We are excited to launch our Private beta,” says co-founder and CEO Sargis Karapetyan. “This is an opportunity to empower people to lead healthier, happier, and self-confident lives. Motearn is meant to deliver on that promise in the wellness space even in the beta phase, as we prioritize earnings rooted in actually moving, with more reliable data from connected devices, all while protecting the privacy of our users’ data.”

Starting July 18th, private Beta is live on the Binance Smart Chain – Motearn ctNFT shoe holders will get exclusive access to the Motearn mobile application. In the coming months, Motearn will open the application publicly for IOS and Android users with wallet and shoe minting functionalities.

Source: Motearn