The questions worth asking.
Move-to-earn has a credibility problem. These are the answers we would want before installing anything.
What exactly does the APK on this site do today?
It counts your steps all day, runs the full Proof of Motion score on-device, and mints 1 $MOVE per 1,000 verified steps into a local wallet you can inspect. It makes no network requests at all. Cash-out to USDC and tokenized-stock conversion open if and when the token launches, and your verified step history carries over.
Do I have to deposit money to start?
No. Moveearn has no buy-in. You install the Android app, walk, and the first $MOVE you ever hold is one you minted with your own steps.
What stops someone shaking their phone all day?
Proof of Motion. Stride force variation, direction spread, cadence, timing spread, continuity and barometric drift are scored together on-device, and motion faster than any human is thrown out before scoring even starts. The engine is covered by unit tests that replay synthetic walks and shaker rigs: every human trace clears 70, every rig trace fails.
Where does the money come from?
Moveearn takes a spread on tokenized-stock conversions and burns $MOVE on every swap. Earnings are funded by that flow, not by new users buying in. Until conversions are live there is nothing to fund and nothing is paid out — you are banking verified steps.
Are the tokenized stocks real shares?
They are tokenized equity exposure priced live against the underlying. You would hold the token, not a brokerage certificate. This rail is not connected in v1.0.0.
Is there an iPhone app?
Not yet. The Android APK is live now and iOS is next — the motion pipeline is already built against Core Motion.
What happens to my sensor data?
It stays on the phone. Version 1.0.0 makes no network requests at all — there is nothing to send. If on-chain settlement lands, only a step count and an integrity score go out, never the raw accelerometer stream.