Move-and-Earn Feature

Not so idle at all but just if you wish to

How does a lazy ass approach game as an idle clicker be even somewhat close to a connection to a move-to-earn feature? Well, here it is:

First a Definition: Move and Earn (M&E) is a concept where individuals are rewarded for their physical activity, often tracked through wearable devices or mobile applications. These rewards can take various forms, including cryptocurrency, in-game items or discounts.

In "Smart Money" you can add faster game progress to the list. The reason why this is so important to us is to add additional realism to the game. If you ever get involved in a startup you´ll soon fine out how much you need to walk around, like to the township, the bank , the IRS, events, meetings and so on.

Beside that, going outside and move your body, breathing some fresh air is also beneficial for your work/life balance, another good reason to do it.

How to get started with M&E in-game and what to expect?

As an early adopter with an early access NFT you´ll be the first to get an additional "business shoe" NFT that you need to stake in a new building that will show up as soon as the feature is ready.

As soon as the NFT is staked, the trigger to move-to-earn will be executed and you´ll get tasks like walk 5KM (3 miles) today and get a 200% boost for 10 hours. If you do that for 5 consecutive days in a row you´l get an additional booster, unlock achievements, go to the top of the Leaderboard and be eligible for additional prices.

What if you are coming in later?

Also no problem, either purchase a "Business shoe" NFT in our marketplace or unlock 50%+ achievements to get a basic shoe for free. Certainly also the shoe NFTs will be in 3 different rarities and with different impact on the overall gaming experience and progress.

What if you can´t walk around or simply don´t want to or whatever else reason?

Enjoy the game without it. It´s that simple. M&E is just an additional benefit for the dedicated player. Every casual gamer that doesn´t want to participate doesn´t need to.

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