Step App
FITFI
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
FITFI (Step App) is defunct following an official announcement of a permanent project shutdown and cessation of all services in August 2026. Data gaps: Active Development was excluded due to insufficient data (-1.0) regarding ongoing development activity, as the team ceased operations. The remaining sections reflect a collapsing ecosystem: Community Support (2.5/10) lacks verifiable organic governance participation or active DAO proposals; Tokenomics (4.0/10) exhibits broken demand dynamics and supply discrepancies; Market and Use Case (2.0/10) shows extreme liquidity degradation with trading volume near zero and a >99% drawdown from all-time highs; Team and Governance (1.5/10) and Security and Audit History (1.5/10) document the terminal wind-down, lack of verified third-party audits, and unilateral closure leaving users to exit. A qualifying red-flag event of confirmed project abandonment occurred ('The project announced its permanent closure of all services on August 21, 2026, leading to an 88% token price collapse and reducing its market cap to near-zero'), although the calculated weighted average of 2.4 is already well below the 5.0 red-flag cap.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Step App (FITFI)
Step App (FITFI) is a defunct token from a move-to-earn fitness platform that officially ceased all operations and announced its permanent shutdown in August 2026. Deployed across the Avalanche C-Chain, Step Network, and Binance Smart Chain, FITFI was designed to serve as the governance and utility asset for the Step App ecosystem. The platform utilized gamified fitness mechanics and NFT sneakers to incentivize physical activity, with FITFI designated for network gas fees, staking, in-game transactions, and governance voting.
Following a prior "Step 2.0" rebranding and launch pivot, the project announced a voluntary wind-down after four years of development. The unilateral closure left approximately 300,000 users with a two-week window to unstake locked assets, manage exchange positions, and exit the ecosystem ahead of the permanent cessation of all services.
Prior to and during its shutdown, the project experienced severe operational and market degradation. FITFI suffered an overall decline of over 99.9% from its all-time high of $0.731881, alongside an additional 88% price collapse immediately following the termination announcement, reducing trading volume and market capitalization to near-zero levels. Section analyses also identified nominal and centralized governance mechanisms with an absence of verifiable DAO proposals, discrepancies in reported token supply metrics, inconsistent leadership documentation between Dmitry Gukaylo and Kirill Volgin, and no verified third-party security audits from recognized firms.