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Gamified music discovery
Hustle-free music discovery in game while collecting tokens & game assets
Workout Mode
Listen Mode
Workout Mode is for users to enjoy free high-quality music while on the out and about. The headphones equipped during your workout session will determine the music genre being streamed while granting you the opportunity to obtain $HUT.
Steps:
- 1.Equip the headphones (if you have more than 1 pair) for your new session with the genre that suits your mood
- 2.Click "Workout" button on homepage to start a session
- 3.[Optional] Click "heart" button during session to add current track to your favourite playlist
- 4.[Optional] Wearing an Omamori will boost your rewards
G = $HUT generation for each session
S = stamina consumed
Q = headphones quality points
U = Omamori's quality buff
α = system value 1
β = system value 2
γ = system value 3
X = 0 when average speed < 1km/h or average speed > 20 km/h, else 1
Y = 1 when remaining battery ≥ 50%; 2 * remaining battery when it drops below 50% (battery ranges from 1% to 100%)
Z = 1.3 when wearing Omamori of the same variety as headphones, else 1.2
M = 1 when listening to Audius (value for Spotify will be updated in future)
BG = 1.05 when wearing Gold headphones; else 1

Listen Mode is for users to enjoy free high-quality music regardless of their location while enabling collection of Pouches (the in-game assets used to create Omamori).
The following formula is used to determine available time for collecting pouches.
PCT = Pouch Collecting Time (minutes)
TVSD = Total Verified Session Distance (km)
There is a maximum pouch collecting time of 60 minutes per day.
The following formula is used to determine the chances of discovering pouches during listen mode sessions.
YLC = Yesterday’s Listen-mode seek Count (yesterday how many times in total pouch-seeking API has been called properly)
b = System variable (Adjustable)
A = System variable (Adjustable)
x = Sensitivity points of the current equipped headphones
M = Headphones' sensitivity reflected multiplier
P(opou) = Probability of finding a pouch per seek

Last modified 4mo ago