Sweat, a Move-to-Earn platform that rewards users for physical activity, has launched a personalized AI agent and expanded its multichain infrastructure. The update is designed to improve the incorporation of users by offering interactive guide and simplifying asset management through different blockchains.
The AI agent, called Mia (abbreviation for Movement in Action), is driven by Near.AI, a platform of open source AI models with Crosschain capabilities. Integrated in the Sweat wallet, MIA helps users to make bridges, exchanges and manage their crypto rewards without the need for deep knowledge about cryptocurrencies.
Sweat is implementing support for base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and BNB Chain. Within the application, users can now perform asset bridges and exchange native tokens between networks, with the option of paying gas rates in Sweat tokens (Sweat).
The Sweat co -founder, Oleg Fomenko, told Cointelegraph: “We have changed to advocate the economy of the movement, an expansive multichain ecosystem where the movement is not only rewarded, but also unlocks access to financial tools, health experiences and sovereign identity.”
Personalized ia agents look for a simpler interface
Move-to-Earn is an emerging model that rewards users with physical activity by combining movement with technology. Applications such as Stepn, Full and Sweat are exploring ways of integrating AI to improve their platforms. Stepn, for example, uses AI to improve anti-trmpic mechanisms, while Sweat focuses on using AI to optimize user experience and enable decentralized finance functionalities (defi) multichain.
Sweat uses the Move-to-Earn model, rewarding users for every 7,600 steps. Users can exchange their tokens rewards for products, donate or turn them into a currency of their choice.
Fomenko told Cointegraph that Mia is more like “a useful friend” than a technical panel. It focuses on “guiding users through the monitoring of how the steps become Sweat tokens, obtaining staking rewards or performing Ochain actions such as exchanging or making tokens bridges.”
According to Sweat, the wallet has 20 million users and more than 19 million tokens holders. Mia will also customize the recommendations within the application based on the behavior and preferences of each user, including the presentation of relevant offers, establish reminders or explain new wallet functions.
Privacy and security remain priorities
As the tools promoted by IA are more integrated with crypto wallets, concerns have grown on data privacy and misuse. Fomenko told Cointelegraph that the risks are addressed through “a combination of data management practices in accordance with the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), Insurance Anonymization Protocols and frequent external audits.”
“When aligning with the highest privacy standards and prioritizing the user’s sovereignty, Sweat says that AI serves as a useful, safe and reliable assistant on the web3 trip,,” added Promenko.
However, as the agents of the scale, increase the risk of phishing attacks driven by AI, with bots by sending personalized messages that closely mimic legitimate communications. To address these concerns, Fomenko said: “MIA operates transparently, providing clear and explainable indications where users maintain control: they can accept, reject or cancel suggestions at any time.”
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