LETSTOP is a Web3 decentralized application (dApp) operating on a Drive-to-Earn (D2E) model that aims to incentivize and reward users for safe driving habits. The platform integrates mobile technology, artificial intelligence, and a token-based economy to discourage distracted driving, specifically phone usage while operating a vehicle. [1] [2]
LETSTOP is designed to convert daily driving activities into opportunities for users to earn rewards. The project's stated mission is to address the global issue of distracted driving by providing tangible incentives for drivers to remain focused on the road. The platform's core mechanism involves a mobile application that monitors a driver's phone usage during a trip. For every minute a user drives without interacting with their phone, they accumulate in-app rewards. These rewards can later be converted into the project's native cryptocurrency, the $STOP token. [2]
According to project data, the application has achieved over one million downloads across iOS and Android platforms and is utilized by users in more than 180 countries. Key markets for the application include India, Israel, Indonesia, South Africa, the Philippines, the United States, Nigeria, Germany, and Mexico. The platform reports having mapped over eight million kilometers across more than five million completed trips since its launch. In a significant development for the project, an undisclosed crypto investment firm, described as being valued in the hundreds of millions, acquired a 33% equity stake in LETSTOP, providing a substantial capital injection and industry connections. The project has also received media coverage in publications such as Yahoo Finance, Benzinga, and Seeking Alpha. [3] [4]
The central product offered by LETSTOP is its mobile application, which is available for download on both the Google Play Store for Android devices and the Apple App Store for iOS. This application serves as the primary interface for users to track their driving sessions, monitor their safe driving performance, and accumulate rewards. The app features a tiered subscription model that influences the rate at which users can earn rewards. [2]
The subscription tiers are structured to offer varying levels of earning potential:
This tiered model is designed to cater to a range of users, from casual drivers to those who spend a significant amount of time on the road, such as professional drivers or commuters. [2]
The LETSTOP application incorporates several features designed to engage, monitor, and reward its user base. The platform's functionality is built around its core D2E mechanism, supported by AI technology and gamified elements.
The central feature of the platform is its "Drive-to-Earn" system. To participate, users must activate the application before beginning a driving trip. The app then runs in the background, using the phone's sensors to monitor for interactions. If the user completes their trip without using their phone, the system validates the session as a "safe drive," and the user is rewarded with LETSTOP Credits, the platform's off-chain, in-app currency. This mechanism directly links the act of safe driving to the accumulation of digital rewards. [1]
To ensure the integrity of its reward system, LETSTOP employs AI-driven motion tracking and behavioral analysis. This technology utilizes a smartphone's accelerometer, gyroscope, and other sensors to accurately detect patterns of movement and interaction consistent with phone usage during a drive. The system is designed to distinguish between the phone being idle in a cradle and it being picked up or used by the driver. The architecture includes algorithms for touch and movement tracking, uncertainty handling to minimize false positives, and anti-cheating mechanisms to prevent users from gaming the system. [2]
The platform features a self-contained in-app economy centered around LETSTOP Credits.
To foster user engagement and growth, the platform includes gamification elements. A referral program rewards users with additional LETSTOP Credits for every trip completed by a new user they successfully referred. This encourages community-driven expansion of the user base. The application also incorporates user levels and other progression mechanics to provide a sense of achievement and encourage continued participation. [1]
The LETSTOP ecosystem is designed as a cyclical model that connects real-world driving behavior with the digital asset economy. The cycle begins with the driver, who installs and uses the mobile application to monitor their driving habits. By refraining from phone use while driving, the user earns LETSTOP Credits. These credits can then be utilized in one of two ways within the ecosystem. [2]
First, users can redeem their credits within the app's native STOP Store for digital goods and vouchers, keeping the value entirely within the LETSTOP platform. Alternatively, users can choose to convert their credits into $STOP tokens. Once converted, these tokens exist on the Solana blockchain, granting them properties of a standard cryptocurrency. They can be held in a user's personal Web3 wallet, transferred to other users, or traded on external centralized and decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges. This dual-pathway system provides both immediate in-app utility and a direct link to external market liquidity, connecting the user's safe driving actions to the broader digital economy. The ecosystem is further supported by a network of over 150 Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), including figures like Master Sanker, who promote the application to their followers. [3]
The primary use cases for the LETSTOP platform and its native $STOP token are centered around rewards, in-app utility, and asset trading.
These use cases combine to create a platform that aims to provide both a social benefit by promoting road safety and an economic benefit for its users. [2]
LETSTOP's technical architecture is a hybrid system that integrates mobile application technology, cloud-based backend services, and decentralized blockchain infrastructure. The front-end consists of the native iOS and Android applications, which house the user interface and the sophisticated tracking technology required to monitor driver behavior. This includes the AI-driven algorithms for motion and touch detection, which are reportedly powered by a collaboration with NVIDIA. [1]
The backend infrastructure manages user accounts, processes driving data, and maintains the off-chain ledger for the LETSTOP Credits system. For its on-chain components, the project utilizes multiple blockchain networks. It is backed by the Solana Foundation, leveraging the Solana blockchain for its high throughput and low transaction costs, which is suitable for handling the on-chain distribution and trading of the $STOP token. Additionally, LETSTOP has a partnership with VeChain, noted for its expertise in supply chain and data verification. This collaboration is intended to enhance the tracking and verification of vehicle and driving data, adding a layer of trust and immutability to the data collected by the platform. This multi-chain approach suggests a technical foundation designed to leverage the specific strengths of different blockchain ecosystems. [4] [1]
The native utility token of the LETSTOP ecosystem is $STOP. It serves as the on-chain representation of value earned by users through the application and is the primary vehicle for interacting with the broader cryptocurrency market.
As of late 2025, market data for the token was reported as follows:
The token was listed for trading on exchanges including MEXC, BingX, Bitmart, Bitunix, Raydium, and Biconomy. [3]
The $STOP token is designed with several key functions within the ecosystem.
LETSTOP has established a number of strategic partnerships and collaborations across the technology, blockchain, and investment sectors to support its technological development and market growth.
These partnerships provide LETSTOP with technical infrastructure, strategic guidance, capital, and access to a wider user base. [1] [4]