POPA Requirements: How to successfully charge a battery with burned calories and mine SIXP
Easily pass the POPA process, AI verifications, and mine SIXP, the athlete’s currency, with Sixpack Miner: Use these recommended fitness trackers & apps.
In this article, delve into the POPA system, AI checks, and explore the recommended fitness trackers. Additionally, you’ll uncover the essential POPA requirements necessary to pass these gamified, community-driven consensus mechanisms successfully.
What’s and How to Charge a Battery?
“Charge Battery” is a gamified feature within the Sixpack Miner platform. Each day, you can participate in a wellness program and use the “Charge Battery” feature. You’ll need to provide proof to the Nodes that you’ve burned enough calories required to charge the selected battery for the current day. By doing so, you’ll earn SIXP, the utility token of the Sixpack Miner ecosystem, in exchange for those charged batteries.
About AI Checks and SIXP Nodes
When you charge a battery, your uploaded image must meet the POPA requirements to be approved by the SIXP Nodes and AI checks. Conversely, anyone with an NFT Node can participate in the POPA consensus mechanism as a referee, evaluate the submitted images, and mine SIXP as POPA rewards as well. Therefore, when you charge a battery, 51% confirmation by Nodes is required to pass this gamified consensus process.
This is how this innovative community-driven mechanism works, making the SIXP token a genuine athlete currency backed by burned calories, with a variety of utilities within the Sixpack Miner platform and its partner network.
Sixpack Miner is not a fitness tracker!
Before we begin, it is important to note that many popular devices and applications, including smartphones, smartwatches, and fitness apps, use geolocation, and some applications could potentially not work with the geolocation features turned off. Countries’ policies may ban their citizens from using fitness trackers and smart devices that use geolocating features that could reveal the user’s location.
Given this critical point, and the Sixpack Miner’s primary focus on developing the first open marketplace for active energy in which users will be able to monetize their daily burned calories and earn profit from selling their active energy in the form of batteries via its innovative concept, So Sixpack Miner is not a fitness tracker and doesn’t need to access GPS, motion sensors, etc.
Sixpack Miner has devised the POPA mechanism, in which fitness trackers will be strategic partners, and users will be able to use popular and approved fitness trackers in their country, upload their fitness reports into the batteries, and sell them to earn SIXP tokens.
The POPA Requirements
Sixpack Miner has revolutionized the concept of active energy trading by creating the world’s first marketplace for burned calories. Users now have the opportunity to monetize and trade their active energy. To accurately measure the calories burned during physical activities, a fitness wearable such as a smartwatch or smart band is typically required. However, we understand that not all users may have access to these devices.
In our commitment to fostering a healthy and active community that is accessible to individuals of all ages and genders, Sixpack Miner offers an alternative solution. Users can utilize recommended fitness tracker apps to track outdoor walks and jogs. This alternative approach allows everyone to participate in the freemium model of the platform and embark on their Fitchness (Fitness + Richness) journey with Sixpack Miner, starting from FreeStart Land (Hard Core 1) and charging batteries series 1, 2, and 3.
Please note that to access the top-tier lands within the Sixpack Miner platform and benefit from increased earning opportunities, the use of a fitness wearable is required. These lands offer more SIXP tokens to purchase the batteries from users. To participate, users must utilize a fitness wearable device to track their physical activity and take a photo of the wearable on their hands displaying the date, time, and active calories in one screen. We suggest users interested in maximizing their earning potential acquire a fitness wearable and unlock the advantages offered by these premium lands.
The main things that the SIXP Nodes will check
1. Date and Time
The nodes in the system only accept fitness data that is applicable to the current day. It’s important to note that each day begins at 12:00 AM UTC. To ensure accuracy and compliance with the evaluation criteria based on UTC time, please make sure that the date provided aligns with the specific day. For example, if you charge two batteries within a day, the date on both photos should correspond to that same day, keeping the UTC time zone in mind. (a 6.5-hour extra may be considered to ensure fairness for users across all time zones.)
2. Steps, Distance, and Direction
For outdoor walks or jogs, you must use a recommended app that clearly displays your steps, date and time, distance, and direction.
3. Active Energy, Active Calories, Burned Calories, Heart rate
To ensure accurate measurement and verification, the use of a fitness wearable is required for indoor walks, jogs, household chores, indoor runs, workouts, biking, swimming, and dancing within the Sixpack Miner platform. When charging a battery, it is important to take a photo of your fitness wearable on your hand that displays the necessary data, including the Date, Time, and Active calories specifically (not total calories), all in one screen. Including additional data such as heart rate and steps on the same screen will further enhance your chances of successfully passing the quality check process.
4. Image quality and readable fitness data
The wearable photo (or a screenshot taken from fitness data) that is uploaded to the battery must be clear and readable for nodes.
5. Data matching with the selected wearable device or fitness app
The fitness data uploaded to the battery must match and be related to the type of device or app selected by the user (in wellness programs). It means that if you use the STEPN app as your fitness tracker, you must upload its fitness report into a battery or the nodes will reject it.
Please be aware that if the Nodes discover that a user’s in-app activities and uploaded data are found to be in violation of our guidelines and are reported to our master nodes for review, appropriate action will be taken. If the master nodes confirm the report, the user’s account will be issued a Red Flag, and both the user and their upline coach’s credit within the Sixpack Miner Ecosystem will be impacted. We take such reports seriously to maintain a positive and trustworthy environment for all members of our community.
Which fitness apps does the Sixpack Miner recommend for outdoor walking and jogging?
If you don’t have a smart device, use these apps to help you pass the POPA process. Please keep in mind that the list of verified fitness trackers differs depending on the land and wellness program in which you are enrolled. For example, while STEPN may be usable in Land Location (65, 14), ID 010, it may not be usable in any other land. But don’t be concerned! We provide the following list of top fitness trackers that are automatically approved in most of lands:
Important Notice: When using a recommended step counter app in Sixpack Miner to charge a battery, please adhere to the guidelines outlined in the table below:
For example, in FreeStart Land, to charge a battery series 1 (111 cal), you must provide a screenshot of the app showing a minimum of 3000 steps within 30 minutes.
Recommended fitness wearables by the Sixpack Miner POPA system
(as per Greatist.com)
Fitness wearables can help you pump up the volume of your fit life. They can also get you more in tune with your body (which is never bad!). There’s a fitness wearable out there for everyone — from competitive athletes to the neighborhood walker. Here are the 14 best fitness trackers for all fitness levels, needs, and budgets.
- Best overall: Fitbit Charge 5
- Best for Athletes: Whoop Strap 4.0
- Best smartwatch: Apple Watch Series 8
- Best smartwatch: Samsung Galaxy Fit 2
- Best for running: Garmin Forerunner 245
- Best for biking: Polar Vantage V2
- Best for swimming: Garmin Forerunner 735XT
- Best budget: Huawei Band 6
- Best with GPS: Polar Ignite 2
- Best SmartRing: Oura Ring Gen3
6. How to use the “Take Photo” button to charge a battery?
To successfully pass the POPA process, it is crucial that the photo of your wearable’s screen captures the date, time, and burned calories, all displayed together on a single screen.
Some examples of why the POPA system may reject your battery quality:
Apple Health, Google Fit, and Samsung Health data will be rejected (because users have the ability to manually edit their data).
How to customize your watch face to show date, time, and active Cal in one screen:
Apple Watch:
https://www.macworld.com/article/671640/how-to-change-an-apple-watch-face.html
Garmin:
https://www.hardreset.info/devices/garmin/garmin-forerunner-955/
Samsung Watch:
https://www.samsung.com/sg/support/mobile-devices/how-to-change-watch-face-for-samsung-galaxy-watch/
Upholding Guidelines, Penalties, and Red Flags in Sixpack Miner
Introduction:
In the world of Sixpack Miner, as a community-driven project, maintaining fairness, integrity, and honesty is of utmost importance. We have implemented guidelines, penalties, and red flags to ensure that the platform remains a level playing field for all users. In this article, we will provide you with an overview of these guidelines, the penalties for violating them, and the red flags that can affect your account status.
Guidelines:
Submission Accuracy: When charging a battery, it is essential to submit accurate fitness data. This includes using a fitness wearable and capturing a real-time photo from its screen that shows the date, time, and burned calories all in one screen.
Penalties:
- First Offense: In the event that a user’s fitness data does not meet the quality standards of Sixpack Miner, their account will receive a Red Flag. As a consequence, the account will be limited to using the “Take Photo” option for future battery charging. Fitness reports or screenshots will not be accepted, and users must provide a real-time photo from their fitness wearable during or immediately after their workout to validate their activity.
- Second Offense: If a user is found to have cheated a second time, more severe penalties will be imposed. Their account will be banned for a period of 6 days, and their account status will be changed to “Withdraw Only.” During this time, users will only have the ability to withdraw their existing earnings and will not be able to participate in any other activities on the Sixpack Miner platform.
- Third Offense: Committing a cheating offense for the third time will result in the permanent ban of the user’s account. Their status will remain as “Withdraw Only,” and they will no longer have access to any features or benefits within the Sixpack Miner platform.
Red Flags:
It is important to note that Red Flags not only impact the individual account but also have implications for the credit of the user’s upline coach within the Sixpack Miner ecosystem, particularly if the user is part of a team. Upholding the integrity of the entire community is of utmost importance, and both individuals and their coaches are held accountable for maintaining the highest standards of honesty and fair play.
When a Red Flag is issued on a user’s account, it serves as a warning and an opportunity to rectify any discrepancies in their fitness data submissions. It is crucial for users to address and resolve these issues promptly to protect the reputation and credit of their upline coach, who plays a vital role in supporting and guiding their progress within the platform.
By adhering to the guidelines, consistently submitting accurate and legitimate fitness data, and upholding the values of integrity and transparency, users not only safeguard their own accounts but also contribute to the collective success and reputation of their coach and the entire Sixpack Miner as an innovative community-driven ecosystem.
The Bottom Line
At Sixpack Miner, we place great value on integrity, fairness, and trust within our community. By adhering to the guidelines and actively participating in an honest and genuine manner, users contribute to creating a positive and trustworthy environment for all members.
We encourage all users to familiarize themselves with the guidelines, strive to meet the quality standards set forth by Sixpack Miner, and engage in honest and genuine participation within the platform. Should there be any questions or concerns regarding the guidelines, penalties, or red flags, our dedicated support team is available to provide assistance.
Together, let us uphold the principles that make Sixpack Miner a thriving community-driven ecosystem of fitchness (fitness and richness) enthusiasts, where integrity and fairness prevail.
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