Still using
I am still using the app but any news on next steps ?
Let’s bring this app to life
The last time this app was updated was 2020 .. are the developers still alive ?
1. Base token price tied to fuel/maintenance
• Let’s say your average driving cost per km (fuel + maintenance) is $0.175/km (as we calculated).
• Reward 1 MOB per km driven. Then 1 MOB ≈ $0.175 USD.
• If fuel prices rise, you adjust MOB value slightly so the token always roughly offsets actual driving costs.
Drivers get tokens proportional to actual km driven — they can only use MOB to pay for gas, maintenance discounts, or insurance premiums. No speculative trading, no side hustles.
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2. Insurance & gas usage
• Insurance companies can accept MOB for annual premium discounts. Example: 1,000 MOB = $175 discount on insurance.
• Gas stations/partners can accept MOB directly, or you can let users redeem MOB for gift cards to pay for fuel.
• This keeps the token’s value tied to real-world costs, not crypto speculation.
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3. Avoiding abuse
• Since MOB ≈ gas cost per km, there’s no profit in driving more than needed — it only offsets actual fuel costs.
• Tokens cannot be sold on exchanges at higher value, and rewards scale strictly with km driven.
• People won’t “farm” tokens for fun because the system is self-limiting: you can’t earn more than what you actually spend on driving.
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4. Summary formula
\text{MOB per km} = 1
\text{Token value (USD)} ≈ \text{Fuel + maintenance per km}
That keeps it simple, transparent, and fully aligned with real driving costs.
1. Base token price tied to fuel/maintenance
• Let’s say your average driving cost per km (fuel + maintenance) is $0.175/km (as we calculated).
• Reward 1 MOB per km driven. Then 1 MOB ≈ $0.175 USD.
• If fuel prices rise, you adjust MOB value slightly so the token always roughly offsets actual driving costs.
Drivers get tokens proportional to actual km driven — they can only use MOB to pay for gas, maintenance discounts, or insurance premiums. No speculative trading, no side hustles.
⸻
2. Insurance & gas usage
• Insurance companies can accept MOB for annual premium discounts. Example: 1,000 MOB = $175 discount on insurance.
• Gas stations/partners can accept MOB directly, or you can let users redeem MOB for gift cards to pay for fuel.
• This keeps the token’s value tied to real-world costs, not crypto speculation.
⸻
3. Avoiding abuse
• Since MOB ≈ gas cost per km, there’s no profit in driving more than needed — it only offsets actual fuel costs.
• Tokens cannot be sold on exchanges at higher value, and rewards scale strictly with km driven.
• People won’t “farm” tokens for fun because the system is self-limiting: you can’t earn more than what you actually spend on driving.
⸻
4. Summary formula
\text{MOB per km} = 1
\text{Token value (USD)} ≈ \text{Fuel + maintenance per km}
That keeps it simple, transparent, and fully aligned with real driving costs.
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Dead project
Had good intentions bust never took off like some other app that do roughly the same but with rewards included. So far no update as of recently and the team has been quiet.
Edit: They claim they are waiting for the situation to be stable but that is not happening soon. They have said it for years.
Edit: They claim they are waiting for the situation to be stable but that is not happening soon. They have said it for years.
Dead project
Had good intentions bust never took off like some other app that do roughly the same but with rewards included. So far no update as of recently and the team has been quiet.
Great idea terrible follow through
It’s not hard to have given this token to the point it could simply be transferred to a standard erc20 Wallet so it could be swapped and have some real value
This not having happened after this many feels like undeniable evidence it is never going to happen
The fact it devours 42% of my iPhone 10 battery in a single cycle and it takes about 7 hours to die with it running rather than 3 days of it just sitting without it running shows it has a cost it just isn’t actual money
Uninstalled and not looking back
This not having happened after this many feels like undeniable evidence it is never going to happen
The fact it devours 42% of my iPhone 10 battery in a single cycle and it takes about 7 hours to die with it running rather than 3 days of it just sitting without it running shows it has a cost it just isn’t actual money
Uninstalled and not looking back
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