Crypto Experts are Saying This New Project is Better than STEPN and Sweatcoin – Here’s Why

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Launched only four days ago, the FightOut (FGHT) presale has now raised over $2 million. This total puts the new move-to-earn platform comfortably on course to reach the $5 million target for the first stage of its presale, at which point FGHT's sale price will rise by 50%.

Running on Ethereum, FightOut's innovative Web3 app will reward users for participating in workouts and leading a healthier lifestyle. It's due to launch in Q2 2023, around the same time that its native FGHT token will list on exchanges, providing early investors with the opportunity to book some market-beating profits.

Given a total of $2 million, FightOut's presale has raised an average of $500,000 per day since opening. This implies another six days or so until it reaches its interim target of $5 million, which will send its price from 1 USDT for 60.06 FGHT to 1 USDT for 30.03 FGHT.

The presale has been allocated 60% of FGHT's total maximum supply, which will be capped at 10 billion. The remaining 40% will go to exchange liquidity (10%) and rewards and development (30%).

Investors can participate in the sale by visiting FightOut's website and connecting their WalletConnect or MetaMask wallets, with FGHT purchasable using either USDT or ETH. 

Interestingly, the presale is offering bonuses of up to 10% for purchases of at least $500, as well as bonuses of up to 25% for investments of $50,000 or more. This may help explain why it has managed to gather steam so quickly.

Also explaining the presale's early success are FightOut's fundamentals. To an extent, these put it in the same move-to-earn bracket as platforms