GPS Ecosystem News

Move-To-Earn is one of the most popular niches for cryptocurrency since these tokens focus on providing rewards to their users for improving their lifestyles. While there are some overlaps between Move-To-Earn and Metaverse crypto coins,...

One needs to stay committed to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Or else, all the efforts go in vain. That’s exactly the case with the popular move-to-earn app STEPN. STEPN’s governance token GMT went down 81% from its all-time high while the reward...

As most move-to-earn blockchain-based projects reel under the impact of the tight market conditions, STEPN appears to have been hit the most. Apart from struggling to keep gamers interested, since the beginning of the month, the gaming company has...

The popular “move-to-earn” app STEPN was hit with DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attacks after introducing an update designed to curb cheating.

Recent unfortunate events that have trailed STEPN, a move-to-earn blockchain project appear to be proving skeptics right about the imminent failure of play-to-earn blockchain games. On 4 June, STEPN, via a twitter thread, informed its users of the...

Following the tragedy that trailed TerraLUNA and its eventual collapse, regulators worldwide have become skeptical of cryptocurrency projects and a clampdown is underway in some regions. On 26 May, STEPN, a move-to-earn blockchain project, via a...

The Web3 Move-to-Earn game will block Chinese users from accessing its essential GPS and IP services starting July 15th.

STEPN, the most popular fitness-focused Move-to-earn game, shared an official announcement stating that they… The post STEPN (GMT) price surges 20% a day after STEPN said it’ll block GPS services in China appeared first on CoinJournal.

STEPN, a move-to-earn blockchain project had exploded by a staggering 20,000% after launching earlier this year. In fact, the move-to-earn fitness app also saw native token(s) register strong gains in March and April. However, it has been falling in...

Stepn, a health and fitness app powered by non-fungible tokens (NFTs), will reportedly ban Chinese users from accessing its services and products as a response to “relevant regulatory policies”. According to the South China Morning Post,...