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Step App and NoOnes shut down operations, triggering user exodus

Two unrelated crypto platforms—move-to-earn fitness app Step App and peer-to-peer marketplace NoOnes—close their doors on the same day, leaving users scrambling to withdraw funds before the deadline.

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Step App, which accumulated over one million downloads, and NoOnes, serving 2.5 million customers, both hit their final shutdown deadline on August 21. Step App's management announced the closure after four years of operation, acknowledging the platform's achievements while advising users to unstake locked tokens and manage exchange positions before services wind down completely.

The market has already priced in the shutdown. FITFI, Step App's native token, has fallen 61.86% over the past seven days and 99.47% year-to-date, collapsing to a market cap of just $12,229 despite the platform's former scale. The steep decline reflects real-time market repricing as the closure date approaches.

Fitness-to-earn platform Sweat Economy acknowledged the shutdown on social media, describing it as "a sad day for Move-to-Earn" and providing guidance to affected Step App users navigating the transition.

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