In the fast-growing intersection of fitness and Web3, Sweat Wallet is doubling down. The move-to-earn app, which rewards physical activity with cryptocurrency, has announced the launch of Mia—an AI assistant designed to simplify the user journey—as well as a major multichain expansion to Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain.
Mia, short for “Movement in Action,” is embedded directly within the Sweat Wallet and powered by NEAR Protocol’s AI infrastructure. More than a chatbot, Mia aims to act as a personal guide to help users earn, manage, and grow their crypto rewards just by moving. It’s a strategic move that pairs the power of AI with cross-chain operability—two of Web3’s hottest frontiers.
Rather than expect users to navigate confusing interfaces or memorize crypto jargon, Mia offers a friendly, conversational interface that makes crypto feel more like a companion and less like a challenge. Whether users want to know how $SWEAT is earned, need help swapping tokens across supported chains, or want personalized movement tips, Mia is there to guide them—right inside the Sweat Wallet app on iOS and Android.
“Instead of pushing people through tutorials, Mia responds to natural prompts and adapts to each user’s activity, goals, and knowledge level,” said Oleg Fomenko, Co-Founder of Sweat. “She’s designed to accelerate the path from movement to meaningful participation in Web3.”
Sweat’s expansion to Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain marks its first step toward full chain abstraction—letting users earn and move value across ecosystems without friction. Future integrations with Solana, TON, and even Bitcoin are already on the roadmap.
The new developments come alongside a rebrand and the launch of Sweat’s new site, swe.at, as the company positions itself beyond the move-to-earn niche and into what it calls the “movement economy”—a broader vision for incentivizing physical activity through crypto. With over 20 million token holders already, the team says it’s just getting started.
“Our mission is to onboard the next billion users, and we believe movement is the most inclusive, universal entry point into Web3,” Fomenko added.
As the Web3 space continues to mature, Sweat’s integration of AI, chain abstraction, and real-world utility may be exactly the kind of simple, scalable experience the industry needs to reach the mainstream.
