Virtual six-pack? A new survey has found that 2 in 5 people would be willing to cancel their current gym memberships in favor of one in the Metaverse.
A new survey has found that over 80% of people would be motivated to take up more physical exercise if they were paid in cryptocurrency for their efforts., which was conducted by fitness website FitRated, asked 1,001 Americans for their thoughts on blockchain-related fitness technology.
The survey found that a staggering 40% of people would be willing to cancel their current physical gym membership for one in the Metaverse and that 81% of respondents would be more motivated to stay fit if they were incentivized by cryptocurrency payments.conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research concluded that money alone would not be enough to motivate people to go to the gym.
The concept of “gamification” was found to be the primary reason behind why people may prefer blockchain-based financial incentives to standard monetary ones, with 83% of respondents saying that they liked the fact that blockchain-based fitness applications gamified physical activity. When asked what types of fitness they would undertake to earn crypto, 49.1% of respondents said that walking would be the activity of choice. This was closely followed by cycling at 47.2% and swimming came in third at 41.4%.
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