@CNN: What if you were paid to exercise? That’s the idea behind Sweatcoin, created by two Russian fitness fanatics. The London-based pair made a free app that turns your steps into digital currency. https://t.co/Xk1Vc3n0ZG https://t.co/jqAzsJPWv4

March 13, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

What if you were paid to exercise? That's the idea behind Sweatcoin, created by two Russian fitness fanatics. The London-based pair made a free app that turns your steps into digital currency. https://t.co/Xk1Vc3n0ZG pic.twitter.com/jqAzsJPWv4

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@CNN: What if you were paid to exercise? That’s the idea behind Sweatcoin, created by two Russian fitness fanatics. The London-based pair made a free app that turns your steps into digital currency. https://t.co/Xk1Vc3n0ZG https://t.co/jqAzsJPWv4

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