NFT Pulse Trackers
Pulse Trackers are MOOW NFTs around which MOOW gameplay and Move-To-Earn mechanics are built. This page describes the key aspects of Pulse Trackers.
Pulse Tracker Types
| Pulse Tracker Type | Move-To-Earn Pulse Zones |
|---|---|
Activity - available | HR > 90 |
Meditation - coming soon | 50 < HR < 90 |
Sleeping - coming soon | Sleep |
Cheating - coming soon | HR > 40 |
MOOW credits Tokens only if the user is in the heart rate zone corresponding to the selected Tracker.
Pulse Tracker Attributes
Accuracy - is a key parameter for the Base Game mode, depending on which TIC tokens are credited. In the future, it will be applied to other game modes for earning TIC tokens.
Performance - is a key parameter for the Base Mode game mode, depending on which TAC tokens are credited. In the future, it will be applied to other game modes for earning TAC tokens.
Utility - coming soon.
Endurance - affects the battery consumption of the device. Increasing this attribute reduces battery consumption after game modes have ended.
Pulse Tracker Rarities
The main difference between Tracker rarities is the Min. and Max. attribute value at level 1.
This difference greatly affects the in-game mechanics!
| Rarity | Min. Attribute | Max. Attribute |
|---|---|---|
Basic | 1 | 10 |
Hype | 8 | 18 |
Rare | 16 | 35 |
Epic | 30 | 60 |
Legendary | 50 | 110 |
Pulse Tracker Attributes Reset
It's possible to reset Attributes using TAC. The cost per 1 attribute reset depends on the tracker rarity as described in the table below.
| Ratity | Cost per 1 point, TAC |
|---|---|
Basic | 50 |
Hype | 100 |
Rare | 200 |
Epic | 400 |
Legendary | 800 |
Genesis Pulse Trackers
These 5 000 NFTs are eligible for Airdrops, Secret Contests and other FOMO-events.
Learn more about Genesis Pulse Tracker Tokenomics.
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