BRT.Fit Issues Transparency Statement: tBRT Is a Test Point, Parameters May Be Adjusted Before Mainnet Launch
According to ChainCatcher, Web3 fitness protocol BRT.Fit has issued a transparency statement, stating that it is currently in theproduct testing and ecosystem validation phase, and that application features and verification methods may be adjusted based on test results. The test points tBRT are only used for economic model validation, do not represent the value of the official token, and do not constitute an investment product or guarantee of future returns. Its "mandatory exercise protocol" is an incentive and commitment mechanism that users voluntarily join, which helps develop exercise habits through verifiable data and does not involve physical coercion.
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