🚨3-year-old youth soccer league star Nevada Pierre has now received more than $100,000 in support from fans to keep him playing football and travel to Europe in less than 24 hours 🤯🔥
The most popular kids’ teacher Ms. Rachel has also invited Nevada on her show this week and has promised to do everything possible to make sure Nevada gets everything he needs to play football.
— Jay-Z’s record label Roc Nation has also stepped in to support Nevada with a huge amount while promising to come through for his parents if they need help getting him to Spain 🇪🇸
While his family was asking for $30,000, fans said naaah! They came up with more than $45,000 for the Nevada in 18 hours!
The story of the little boy is about to be changed forever!
Nevada Pierre will play football! And he will know that millions of fans all around the world love him and want to see him winning!
🔥 DANCE COUNTS, TOO! 🔥
That little shoulder bounce? That kitchen two-step? That full-out dance break when YOUR song comes on? 💃🏽🕺🏾
That’s movement—and movement is what MoveQuest is all about!
You don’t need perfect steps or a packed dance floor. Turn up the music, find your rhythm, and bring your own flavor. Moving your body can be the best part of your day. 🧡
🎶 “Your pace. Your style. Your groove.
MoveQuest—Dance counts too!”
▶️ Hit play and see if those shoulders stay still! Then tell us: What song gets YOU moving every time? 👇
Like, comment, and share with someone who’s always ready for a dance break. Let’s get the whole community moving!
#MoveQuest #DanceCountsToo #YourMovementMatters #DanceBreak #KeepMoving
Anthony Mutabazi learned early that belonging could vanish without warning. Born into instability, he entered foster care as a toddler. At four, a family in Oklahoma adopted him, and for several years the arrangement held. Then, when he was eleven, those parents took him to a hospital, left him there, and never returned—no explanation, no goodbye.
In January 2018, a social worker called Peter Mutabazi, then a relatively new foster parent in North Carolina, asking if he could take an eleven-year-old for the weekend.
Peter agreed. Anthony arrived around 3 a.m. carrying little more than a duffel and a blanket. Within minutes of the social worker’s departure, the boy looked at him and asked whether he could call him Dad. Peter initially said no—the placement was temporary. Anthony pressed: he had been told that at eleven he could choose his father, and he chose Peter.
The request landed with particular force because Peter recognized the terrain. As a child in Uganda he had fled an abusive home at ten and spent years living on the streets, including in sewers for safety. He understood what repeated abandonment does to a child’s willingness to hope.
Once he learned the full history of the hospital drop-off, the weekend placement became permanent in his mind. He adopted Anthony in November 2019.
Peter did not treat the adoption as a closed chapter. He continued fostering—dozens of children over the years—and later adopted siblings Luke and Isabella.
As a single father he has spoken openly about the practical and emotional demands of the work rather than presenting it as uncomplicated rescue. Anthony, now nineteen and carrying his adoptive father’s last name, has said he wants to advocate for other young people in the system.
He describes the difference not as perfection but as the presence of an adult who stayed when earlier ones did not.
The story turns on a narrow window: an emergency call answered, a child’s direct request for permanence, and an adult who decided the temporary arrangement was no longer sufficient. What followed was ordinary daily reliability—meals, routines, conflict that resolved without removal—rather than a single dramatic rescue.
That consistency is what converted a weekend into a family.
🧡 MAKE SPACE FOR YOUR MIND.
Today, October 10, is World Mental Health Day—a reminder to give our mental well-being the care and attention it deserves.
In the MoveQuest community, we encourage each other to keep moving. Let’s also make room to pause, listen, and ask:
“How are you doing—really?”
Take a gentle walk with someone you trust. Make time for a conversation. Give yourself permission to rest. Reach out for support when you need it.
You deserve care on the difficult days just as much as the good ones.
🟠 Community means making space for each other, too.
Today, check in on someone. Listen without rushing to fix everything. Let them know they matter.
What’s one small way you’re making space for yourself today? Share only what feels comfortable. 🧡👇
#WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthMatters #MoveQuest #MoveMineThrive
🟠 What has MoveQuest changed about your daily routine?
An extra walk. A workout you used to put off. A reason to get moving—and a community that encourages you to keep going.
MoveQuest connects physical activity with crypto participation. But what does that connection look like in YOUR everyday life?
🎥 Watch the video, then tell us:
What’s one thing you do today that you weren’t doing before MoveQuest?
Maybe you’re moving more consistently, learning your way around a crypto wallet, or looking forward to submitting your activity each day.
Big or small, we want to hear what’s changed for you.
🧡 Your experience can help someone else understand what participating in MoveQuest actually looks like.
New to MoveQuest? Drop a question in the comments. Let’s get the conversation moving.
#MoveQuest #MQT #MoveToMine #MineToEarn #MoveMineThrive
Day 5 — Join a Crypto Community in Motion.
🟠 Crypto community, bring your curiosity—and your walking shoes.
MoveQuest brings real-world movement into on-chain participation. Its activity-based model is built around people submitting verified daily movement to qualify for token distributions, rather than qualifying through passive holding alone.
But the invitation goes beyond learning a reward mechanism.
Come ask questions. Understand how MQT fits into the ecosystem. Explore the Hatchery. Learn what qualifies, what participation costs, and what commitments different features involve.
Then decide how it fits your routine.
You don’t have to choose between being interested in crypto and being interested in getting more active. MoveQuest brings those conversations together.
A community becomes something more when people do more than watch.
They participate. They share what they learn. They help the next person understand the process. They turn an interesting concept into something people actually use.
That’s the community we’re inviting you to help build.
Follow MoveQuest, explore the official resources, and join the conversation.
What brought you here: crypto, movement, community—or all three? 👇
#MoveQuest #MQT #MoveToMine
Day 2 — Put Your MQT to Work.
🥚 Compounding can be automated. Participation can’t.
Whether you mine MQT or purchase it, the Hatchery gives you a way to explore the ecosystem beyond simply holding tokens, subject to its entry requirements.
In the Golden Hatchery, eligible daily farming rewards are automatically added to your balance, increasing the amount used to calculate subsequent farming rewards. That’s the compounding mechanism—but it comes with an important condition.
You still have to move and submit your daily activity.
No qualifying activity submission means no farming reward for that day. The system connects token participation with continued physical participation, rather than rewarding an inactive wallet just for sitting there.
For the crypto community, that’s the angle worth exploring: a compounding mechanism where showing up remains part of the equation.
Before entering, understand the Hatchery’s cycle length, entry requirements, available capacity, and early-exit rules. Compounding your token balance is not a guarantee that its market value will increase.
Put your MQT into the ecosystem. Put your movement into the process.
Curious about the Hatchery? Drop your questions below, and let’s make the mechanics easier to understand.
#MoveQuest #MQT #Hatchery
Dolly Parton says she once went through a period so dark, she understood why people turn to drugs and alcohol.
“Yes, I went through a bad period of time back in the ’80s when I was going through the change. I was having some female problems, family problems, emotional problems, and I was overweight. I didn’t feel good about myself at all, so I got myself in a pretty bad bind.”
“I understood at that moment how people get on drugs, how people get on alcohol, and how people can commit suicide. I didn’t do that because I kept praying, holding on to God, and hanging on to my friends.”
“No business thing has ever been able to get me that depressed. It has to be something very personal, either family or something during that middle-age change of life, when your hormones and everything are different.”
“I did have a very hard time, but God, praying, friends, and just trying to hang on helped me. Being Dolly, just being me, I thought, ‘Hey, either get off your fat ass and do something about it, or go ahead and blow your head off.’ And I thought, ‘Nah, I ain’t gonna do that.’”
“I believe God meant for me to go through that so I could completely feel for other people about everything.”
🔥 4 DAYS LEFT! 🔥
MoveQuest has a BIG announcement coming:
📅 Monday, Aug. 31
⏰ 8 PM ET
🌐 https://t.co/3Qtdmc58ch
The countdown is ON. 👀🚀
Don’t miss this one!
#MoveQuest#MQT#MoveMineThrive
She let kids as young as 5 run the register, stock shelves, and handle customers at her cookie shop… and someone reported her to the Attorney General for it 😳
Renee started her Mini Manager Program with her own son and expanded it because the kids were thriving. They learn how to handle money, talk to people, plan flavors, and take real pride in their work. It’s completely voluntary with applications, and she has more kids wanting spots than she can fill.
She got the official letter, read it twice, laughed, and said she regrets nothing. She’s even invited the Attorney General’s office to come see a session for themselves and grab some free cookies.
This is the kind of hands-on learning I wish more schools would embrace. It teaches kids real-life skills like responsibility, handling money, and working with people in a way that actually sticks. I’m so glad there are moms like her creating these programs and standing up for what’s best for our kids.
What’s one hands-on skill you think kids today are missing out on?
🔥 EVERYONE HAS A STORY…
Meet Antonio👇
Houston, TX
Has lost 96 lbs so far with MoveQuest and has 4 more lbs to go to his goal! Let’s cheer him on in the comments!!!
Now, he’s using MoveQuest to — track progress, stay accountable, push limits!
This is what it’s all about.
Real people. Real journeys. Real results.
💚 You’re not just watching…
You’re part of it.
#MoveQuest #MoveToEarn #Fitness #FYP
Keep watching… 👀
This is just the beginning.
Every step, every rep, every day…
we’re building something different.
And trust me—
you’re gonna want a front row seat.
#MoveQuest#MoveToEarn#FYP
Wow, this story is so powerful and inspirational,it literally gave me chills.
His journey has been one wild roller coaster, but what a testament to strength and hope.
If anyone in your life is battling mental health challenges, please pass this along to them. 🙏❤️🔥
Fitness brands don’t need another app.
They need a behavior engine that rewards consistency — not perfection.
That’s the unlock.
@SweatcoinApp@StepnOfficial