OneStep

ONESTEP is not a brand. It’s emotional damage. This toy was the developer’s daughter’s favorite for 1.5 years straight. Not a phase. Not a trend. Daily care. She played doctor with it. Washed its “hair”. Talked to it like it was alive. ONESTEP traveled to 3–4 countries. Plane. Car. Hotel. Everywhere. And when it got lost? Total meltdown. Real tears. No chart could save that moment. That’s why ONESTEP looks the way it does. One leg. Been through life. Now it’s on-chain. Can’t get lost. Can’t be taken away. Still cute. Still standing. One leg. One childhood. One $ONE.