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# Overview

 SportMove is an innovative platform that uses web3 technology and offers differentiated SPORT and NFT tokens. It can be used to purchase new packages on the platform itself or even to make profits, with this objective we can add value to the sport practiced, where in addition to physical health, we will allow a financial gain.

Purchase one of the various packages offered and differentiated in the form of T-shirts, practice any sport and you will earn cryptocurrencies in the game, which can be used in the application itself as you can withdraw and WIN practicing your favorite sport.

**Contract official:** 0x254433199984F5f43fFdA965d83a927635AFd300\
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**KYC**:\
<https://github.com/ContractChecker/KYC/blob/main/Sport%20Move%20Project%20KYC%20Certificate%20By%20ContractChecker.pdf>

AUDIT:\
<https://github.com/freshcoins/Smart-Contract-Audits/blob/main/SportMove_0x254433199984F5f43fFdA965d83a927635AFd300.pdf>

FAIRLAUNCH\
<https://www.pinksale.finance/launchpad/0x80ba4737e3ea6CCcd5f9af0f157330979fc4F226?chain=BSC>

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