OliveX’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is Keith Rumjahn — an experienced entrepreneur and fitness enthusiast. He previously founded Coachbase — the number one paid sports application on both iOS and Android. He has also authored a book on baseball coaching called “Coaching from the base up” and worked as a mentor at Hong Kong Founder Institute.

Andy Hall is the Head of Group Operations at OliveX. He is responsible for developing the company’s commercial strategy and managing its marketing and sales initiatives. Andy Hall has a master’s degree in Business from Quantic School Of Business And Technology.

According to the project’s official whitepaper, Dustland Runner is the world's first proof of workout audio game, where real-life running exercise allows players to progress the narrative and gain NFTs and monetary incentives. Dustland Runner is not only free-to-play but also does not require gamers to own any in-game items (NFTs) to join. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world, where players complete running missions to get resources and uncover the storyline.

One of OliveX's earlier applications, 22 pushups, is built as a daily challenge platform. It engages the smartphone’s light sensor to automatically calculate the number of user’s pushups and employs a variety of game design techniques to help fitness enthusiasts maintain a consistent routine. 22 pushups was featured as the “App of the day” by the Apple Store.

Dustland Rider leverages the game engine of SOL Cycling — a fitness game acquired by OliveX originally developed by Redline Studios. By integrating with a physical bike trainer equipped with bluetooth sensors Dustland Rider keeps track of the player’s cycling activity and allows for further progression down the game’s narrative.

Although the ecosystem primarily focuses on making workout experience entertaining, OliveX’s projects also do not miss out on all the essential features of a regular fitness app. As stated in the official whitepaper most of the ecosystem’s applications support metric tracking, goal setting and are able to connect to external fitness devices.

The total supply of DOSE is 5 billion tokens and the current circulating supply is set at 51,903,165.01 DOSE. As reported on the official website the allocation of tokens is as follows:

• 5.31% is in the company reserve
• 10% is given to the team and advisors
• 20% is set aside for the gameplay rewards distributed by the ecosystem
• 10% is allocated for user rewards in 22 PUSHUPS
• 10% is set aside for user rewards in Dustland Rider
• 15% is dedicated for user rewards in Dustland Runner
• 2.68% is spread through IEO (initial exchange offering) and IDO (Initial DEX offering)
• 10% is in the liquidity pool
• 2.68% is set aside to fund strategic partnership
• 0.33% is distributed through public pre-sale
• 14% went towards the private sale

DOSE (OliveX) is an ERC-20 standard token on the Ethereum blockchain with a layer 2 solution on the Polygon/Matic network. As opposed to Ethereum, Polygon/Matic offers cheaper transaction fees and increased scalability.

When Will DOSE Trading Begin?

DOSE first went live in November 2021.

DOSE (DOSE) is currently available for purchase on the following exchanges and DEXes: Gate.io, Uniswap (V2), OKX, PancakeSwap (V2), SushiSwap, and many others.

New to cryptocurrency? You can read more about how to enter the market and how to buy DOSE or any other token on CoinMarketCap’s education portal — Alexandria.

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