StepN and LivLive: What to know about an AR-based move-to-earn project and its token sale

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StepN, Solana’s ā€œmove-to-earnā€ app, previously drew attention for rewarding user activity. As the sector has evolved, another project, LivLive ($LIVE), has launched with an augmented-reality concept that, according to its own materials, links real-world actions to digital rewards.

Project materials describe a Halloween-themed marketing incentive labeled SPOOKY40, which the team says may provide additional tokens under certain terms. Readers should note that promotional incentives can change, may be limited, and do not guarantee outcomes.

LivLive’s stated concept

According to the project, its token sale has raised more than $2 million from 180+ participants. The team also describes a staged pricing schedule starting at $0.02 per $LIVE token and increasing across multiple stages; any future pricing, listing plans, or market prices are uncertain and may not occur as described.

LivLive says it combines augmented reality, blockchain, and loyalty-style rewards into an ecosystem where movement, reviews, and other interactions can generate tokens. The project references third-party technologies such as Google ARCore, Base.org, and OpenAI; this article does not independently verify integrations, performance, or availability.

Where the physical world meets the blockchain (as described by the project)

LivLive describes a ā€œProof-of-Presenceā€ system that it says uses a wearable wristband to authenticate certain actions in real time. As with any product claim, prospective users should review technical documentation and independent reporting where available.

The project also promotes a ā€œTreasure Vaultā€ feature tied to Token + NFT Pack purchases, stating that an NFT key may be associated with eligibility for a prize pool it describes as $2.5 million and ā€œover 300 winners.ā€ Such promotions are marketing claims and may be subject to terms, verification, and change.

More broadly, the project positions these packs as combining NFT access, ā€œmining powerā€ bonuses, and eligibility for prize draws. Readers should treat these descriptions as project-provided and consider the risks of participating in token sales and promotional programs.

Pricing stages and promotional incentives

LivLive’s materials describe staged token-sale pricing (for example, $0.02 in an initial stage and up to $0.20 in later stages). Staged pricing is not a measure of future market value, and any comparisons to later ā€œlaunchā€ or ā€œlistingā€ prices are speculative.

The team has also advertised the SPOOKY40 promotion as a time-limited bonus; availability and conditions are controlled by the project and may end or change without notice.

StepN’s context and comparisons

StepN helped popularize ā€œmove-to-earnā€ mechanics by linking physical activity to on-chain incentives. LivLive frames its approach as broader than movement alone, emphasizing presence and participation, but any comparison between the projects should take into account differences in maturity, user base, and risk.

LivLive says its model can include activities such as reviewing venues, attending events, or completing AR quests. Whether these features work as intended, or whether rewards are sustainable over time, depends on execution and market conditions.

Market context

Other crypto projects mentioned in market commentary—such as Solana, Notcoin, Dogecoin, and BONK—have separate ecosystems and risk profiles. Attention and narratives in crypto can shift quickly, and no project is assured adoption or price performance.

Readers should be cautious with ā€œearly entryā€ framing and similar narratives around token sales, as these can overemphasize potential upside while underweighting downside risks, liquidity constraints, and disclosure limitations.

Final takeaways

LivLive is being marketed as an AR and ā€œmove-to-earnā€ style project with a staged token sale and promotional incentives. Key details cited above are primarily derived from project materials and should be independently verified where possible.

Project links (for reference)

Website: http://www.livlive.com 

X: https://x.com/livliveapp  


This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. Crypto assets are volatile, and participation in token sales and promotional programs may involve significant risk.

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