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About BRT.Fit
BRT.Fit (formerly BitRing) is a Web3 fitness protocol project combining a health ring hardware, AI, and decentralized finance (DeFi). Users wear a smart ring (supporting Apple Watch, WHOOP, Xiaomi, Huawei, and other mainstream devices) and participate in "health mining" through verifiable activity data (steps, sleep, heart rate, etc.) to earn BRT token rewards. Tokens can be used for ecosystem services or trading, with future plans for staking, rewards, and burning via smart contracts. The project emphasizes user ownership of health data, protected by hardware encryption and decentralized storage, and plans to offer up to $100,000 in supplemental health insurance subsidies.
Its core narrative is "health is wealth": traditional wearables store data on centralized servers, leaving users without benefits and exposing privacy; health insurance lacks real-time rewards for healthy behavior. BRT.Fit attempts to use token incentives and decentralized architecture to directly convert healthy habits into economic value while addressing data trust issues.
In the past six months (March to September 2026), the project completed a brand upgrade, renaming BitRing to BRT.Fit, and issued a transparency statement clarifying that tBRT is only a test token, not representing token value, with mainnet parameters subject to change. The project prepared for Southeast Asia expansion and released rules for a 1 million BRT airdrop. Additionally, the team announced that new products will shift to a software subscription business model and completed the first buyback for early investor users. Due to regulatory restrictions, the project no longer serves users in mainland China. The mainnet has not yet launched, and core functions remain in the testing phase.
Key milestones with long-term significance: 1) BRT.Fit completed multi-million-dollar financing and launched the BRT health protocol based on AI and blockchain, establishing the foundation for its DePIN+DeFi ecosystem. 2) The team announced that all hardware profits would be donated to educational public welfare, embedding a social-impact ethos into the business model. 3) The pre-sale of 1-gram pure gold smart rings at the price of 1 gram of gold (limited to 50,000 pieces, KYC-verified) marked a novel token-gated hardware distribution approach. 4) The brand upgrade unified the ecosystem under BRT.Fit, signaling a strategic pivot toward a unified identity for the health-AI-depin-defi platform. 5) The transparency statement clarified that tBRT tokens are for testing points and parameters may be adjusted before mainnet, setting expectations for fair tokenomics.
According to official announcements and news, BRT.Fit (formerly BitRing) completed a brand upgrade in the past six months, unifying under the name BRT.Fit and clarifying its positioning as a Move-to-Earn and DePIN health application on BNB Chain. The project released a transparency statement, stating it is currently in the product testing and ecosystem validation phase, with test tokens tBRT used only for economic model validation and not representing official token value. The official genesis airdrop rules were announced: a total supply of 1 million BRT, with final weighting being 50% based on tBRT snapshot and 50% based on valid invited users, open to both new and existing users. Testnet rules indicate that if users stop exercising and fail to meet activity conditions, up to 10% of their total tBRT holdings may be deducted. The project emphasized that the 'mandatory exercise protocol' is a voluntary incentive and commitment mechanism, using verifiable data to build exercise habits without physical coercion. After the mainnet launch, core functions such as token staking, rewards, and burning will be executed via on-chain smart contracts, with contract addresses and audit reports to be gradually disclosed. The project plans to support mainstream wearable devices including Apple Watch, WHOOP, Xiaomi, and Huawei, while continuously optimizing anti-cheating systems. Officials reminded that digital assets carry significant volatility risks, participation does not guarantee returns, users should rely on official announcements, and beware of counterfeits and phishing.
BRT.Fit (formerly BitRing) core team consists of the following members:
Kevin Huang: CEO, responsible for overall strategy and operations.
Jason Mao: Co-founder, former Vice President at S.Capital, graduated from Fudan University.
Zheng Yang: Chief Financial Officer, graduated from Renmin University of China with majors in Computer Science and Law, responsible for financial and legal affairs.