Stepn lets users buy and trade NFTs and in-game cryptocurrency by walking or running in the real world. Players can then convert their in-game earnings to other crypto or cash. Photo: Stepn.
Stepn, a popular online game that uses non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has been forced to block users based in mainland China to comply with regulatory policies, CryptoSlate reported.
Described as a “move to earn” game, Stepn lets users buy and trade NFTs and in-game cryptocurrency by walking or running in the real world. Players can then convert their in-game earnings to other crypto or cash. Hong Kong players are unaffected as yet.
Read the full report: CryptoSlate
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