Sweat Wallet Introduces AI Agent 'Mia' and Expands to Multi-Chain DeFi

Move-to-Earn Game 'Sweat' Reveals AI Agent Amid Multi-Chain Expansion - Decrypt

The platform will embrace a multi-chain existence with support for Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain. Fitness app and move-to-earn platform Sweat, which rewards users with SWEAT tokens for walking, is joining the horde of companies leaning into artificial intelligence by revealing plans to launch Mia, a personalized AI agent. Mia, which stands for "Movement in Action," is powered by Near Protocol's Near AI infrastructure. Launching inside of the Sweat Wallet, it's designed to provide users with an embedded assistant to simplify their Sweat experience, and help them manage their crypto rewards as the platform undergoes a multi-chain expansion to include Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain. Those chains were selected because of their "strong foundations of DeFi activity, liquidity, dev tooling, and large user bases," Sweat co-founder Oleg Fomenko told Decrypt. The project is planning integrations with Solana, Bitcoin, The Open Network (TON), and more in the future. "Rather than relying on tutorials or navigating through clunky interfaces, users can simply ask Mia questions in plain language and receive guidance tailored to their activity and preferences," said Fomenko. "Whether it's understanding how SWEAT is earned, exploring new features, or learning how to swap or stake assets across supported chains, Mia makes the experience intuitive and conversational." Users will be able to access Mia in a chat interface via the Sweat Wallet app on iOS and Android. Here, they can turn to Mia for fitness and financial assistance, like suggestions on optimized movement times or social challenges. In the future, Sweat plans to add deeper personalization features and smart notifications about staking, transaction security tips, and more. "Ultimately, we see Mia as a key enabler for mainstream adoption, helping people feel confident in crypto -- even if they've never touched a wallet before," said Fomenko. The SWEAT token has attracted 20 million holders to date, according to the company's website. But the app's makers aim to onboard a much larger audience. "Our mission to onboard the next billion users is rooted in a simple idea: physical activity is the most universal, inclusive entry point into Web3," he said. Alongside Sweat's Mia AI agent launch and multi-chain expansion, it also unveiled a rebrand and a new website Thursday. For Fomenko, a successful deployment of Mia will mean faster user onboarding, increased engagement with multi-chain features, and higher user retention. "She's designed to accelerate the path from movement to meaningful participation in Web3," he said.

Sweat wallet adds AI assistant, expands to multichain DeFi

The co-founder of Sweat said he prioritizes making multichain DeFi accessible to millions through simple actions like walking and using its wallet. Sweat, a move-to-earn platform that rewards users for physical activity, has launched a personalized AI agent and expanded its multichain infrastructure. The update is designed to improve user onboarding by offering interactive guidance and simplifying asset management across blockchains. The AI agent, named Mia (short for Movement in Action), is powered by Near.AI -- an open-source AI model platform with crosschain capabilities. Integrated into the Sweat wallet, Mia helps users to bridge, swap and manage their crypto rewards without needing deep crypto knowledge.. Sweat is rolling out support for Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and BNB Chain. Within the app, users can now bridge assets and swap native tokens across networks, with the option to pay gas fees in Sweat (SWEAT) tokens. Sweat co-founder Oleg Fomenko told Cointelegraph: "We've shifted to championing the Movement Economy -- an expansive, multichain ecosystem where movement is not only rewarded but also unlocks access to financial tools, health experiences and self-sovereign identity." Related: Near's crosschain AI Assistant will soon book flights and order takeout for you Move-to-Earn is an emerging model that rewards users for physical activity by combining movement with technology. Apps like StepN, Plena and Sweat are now exploring ways to integrate AI to enhance their platforms. StepN, for example, employs AI to improve anti-cheating mechanisms, while Sweat focuses on using AI to streamline the user experience and enable multichain decentralized finance (DeFi) functionality. Sweat uses the move-to-earn model, rewarding users for every 1,000 steps taken. Users can exchange their token rewards for products, donate them, or convert them into a currency of their choice. Fomenko told Cointelegraph that Mia is more like "a helpful friend" than a technical dashboard. It focuses on "guiding users through tracking how steps convert into Sweat tokens, earning staking rewards, or performing onchain actions like swapping or bridging tokens." According to Sweat, the wallet currently has 20 million users and over 19 million tokenholders. Mia will also personalize in-app recommendations based on each user's behavior and preferences, including surfacing relevant offers, setting reminders, or explaining new wallet features. As AI-driven tools become more integrated with crypto wallets, concerns around data privacy and misuse have grown. Fomenko told Cointelegraph that the risks are addressed through "a combination of GDPR [General Data Protection Regulation]-compliant data handling practices, secure anonymization protocols and frequent external audits". "By aligning with the highest privacy standards and prioritizing user sovereignty, Sweat ensures that AI serves as a helpful, secure, and trustworthy assistant in the Web3 journey," Fomenko added. However, as AI agents scale, the risk of AI-driven phishing attacks increases, with bots sending personalized messages that closely mimic legitimate communications. To address these concerns, Fomenko said, "Mia operates transparently, providing clear, explainable prompts where users remain in control -- they can accept, reject, or override suggestions at any time."