Health and fitness are important aspects of our lives. To demonstrate its significance, a popular adage states that health is wealth, which has geared the industry’s growth.
According to a market report, the fitness industry is worth over $87 billion, with the US market accounting for $33.25 billion in 2021 alone. A whopping 39% of US residents hold gym memberships, which points to the robust nature of the health and fitness industry.
However, there is a catch – the only reward system in place with the traditional fitness industry is a great lifestyle change and a more appealing visual physique.
What if there is a solution that enriches the body and the pocket?
The blockchain industry has slowly been making its way into the health landscape. The first popular option has been the Solana-based move-to-earn (M2E) project called Stepn.
The general idea is simple – just move using NFT-powered virtual sneakers and earn its GMT tokens. This way, a user keeps fit while also enriching their pockets.
While Fight Out operates in a similar fashion, it is fundamentally different from Stepn and any other M2E project.
For a start, it is a combination of both M2E and play-to-earn (P2E), which is another concept focused on promoting users’ health and financial health.
Additionally, it is a combat-driven sporting activity as it allows users to engage in bouts with professional athletes. In this niche, Fight Out is the only pure-bred combat sports blockchain project, making it a front-row seater for the coming age of metaverse-centric sports.
But this is not where the excitement stops for it – Fight Out will also create a channel through which users will be able to bet on which professional fighters will win a bout.
Another significant
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