Inspire the World to Move: Sweatcoin

Sweatcoin: Healthier planet. 

Healthier, wealthier you

Sweatcoin is a free app which rewards your daily steps with a new-generation currency you can spend on cool products, donate to charity or convert into SWEAT.
Why? Because when you look after your health, you benefit society. You are more productive. You help save $billion in healthcare. Your movement has value: you deserve a share in it.


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