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Pump.Science's goal is clear: to drive real scientific protocols, leveraging the vitality of cryptocurrencies and the desire for wealth, in order to optimize our healthy lifespan.

Author: BB

Compiled by: TechFlow

True players in the cryptocurrency field know that, regardless of what the next meme frenzy is, cryptocurrencies themselves have significant value. This value lies in their ability to create innovative systems that transcend borders.

DeSci (Decentralized Science) is such an ecosystem that has already sparked a wave in the crypto world. This innovation is poised to advance with the same drive that ignited the meme coin craze.

Innovation always needs a push.

This is where Pump.Science comes in - a cryptocurrency-driven scientific experiment that successfully combines innovation, healthy lifespan, and Token hype.

Imagine it as a fusion of a university biology class and an innovation-driven DeFi conference. But in Pump.Science, we no longer dissect frogs, but explore the secrets of longevity.

Of course, cracking the code of longevity is like participating in a bare-knuckle brawl with a bear. But if successful, we might replace gym memberships with longevity Tokens (sorry, fitness enthusiasts).

Pump.Science will lead us down this path. Join us as we delve into what it is, how it leverages the Pump.Fun craze to extend human lifespan, and how to use it.

Let's dive in.

What is Pump.Science?

Pump.Science is a fun game. Your goal is to conduct scientific experiments in the game, with the aim of maximizing the lifespan of the experimental subjects.

At the end of the experiment, the final score is calculated based on the PLE (Percentage Lifespan Extension). It measures the extent to which the animal's lifespan is extended by using the test compound. These experiments are staged.

If the Token market cap of the compound reaches the next predetermined target by the end of the current experiment, it will provide funding for the subsequent experiments.

The progression steps of the game are simple - start with simple organisms and gradually move towards more complex ones. The game is divided into three levels:

Level 1: Worms

The initial experiments are conducted on worms. The cost of a high-quality drug experiment is around $300 to $500.

Level 2: Flies

If the experiments on worms are successful, the next step is to experiment on flies. The cost of this stage is around $2,000 to $3,000.

Level 3: Mice

If the drug is also successful on flies, it will be tested on mice. Mice typically have a lifespan of 2 to 3 years. The cost of this stage is around $30,000 to $60,000.

Keep these funding amounts in mind, as they will soon come in handy.

The Token for each drug provides funding for these experiments.

The next question naturally is - what is the role of cryptocurrencies in all this?

The game uses a milestone-based funding model. Imagine you are a drug researcher who has discovered a new drug that can extend human lifespan.

To conduct the experiments, you need funding. You can submit your intervention plan and create the corresponding Token on Pump.Fun. These Tokens will be purchased by interested participants in the market (such as investors active in the meme community).

These Tokens are sold in the following stages:

  • Level 1 (Worms): $500 worth of Tokens are sold when the market cap reaches $70,000

  • Level 2 (Flies): $2,500 worth of Tokens are sold when the market cap reaches $1 million

  • Level 3 (Mice): $20,000 worth of Tokens are sold when the market cap reaches $3 million

This allows anyone interested to participate in the research. This model is called "stadium science". The experiments are conducted live in front of our eyes, and as speculators, experts, researchers, or enthusiasts, we can participate based on our interests. (And maybe even make some money).

So, you can simultaneously get fun, excitement, knowledge, and entertainment - like a mental treat.

Where are these experiments conducted?

These experiments are conducted at Tracked Bio (in the Fly Box) or Ora Biomedical's WormBot. All experiments are live-streamed, so you can track the impact of the compounds on the experimental subjects in real-time.

Pump.Science plays an important role in the broader DeSci ecosystem. So, where does it fit within the overall DeSci framework? More importantly, how does it help achieve the goals of DeSci? Let's explore.

What is DeSci?

DeSci is essentially about connecting us, who are interested in scientific innovation, to the funding world. Imagine you're sitting in a room smoking all day and chasing the next "shit coin" in Telegram groups. You might be earning $1,000 a day, but you're also losing precious time in your life. How do you avoid losing valuable time to these bad habits? By funding scientific progress.

So, what role do cryptocurrencies and decentralization play in all this?

DeSci essentially enables the following:

  • Funding academic research and paper publications, which helps further the dissemination of knowledge.

  • Improving the peer review process. Open research makes the peer review process more transparent and effective, thereby enhancing the overall quality of research.

Why do we need DeSci? Can't traditional science (TradSci) meet our needs?

  • Lack of individual autonomy: Biases may be pervasive in scientific research. Blockchain technology can solve this problem. For example, through Non-Fungible Tokens, scientists can verify their academic research.

  • Centralized storage is susceptible to manipulation: Decentralized storage can allow academic and scientific research to be conducted entirely on the blockchain, further preventing data manipulation.

  • Citizen science: Independent researchers and scientists from different regions can come together to collectively contribute to research.

Although it may sound bold, the field of scientific funding and research indeed needs reform. The current system is not as fair as it should be, and the work of many top talents who produce exceptional results is often overlooked.

For a field with such a significant impact on society, striving for excellence rather than mediocrity is crucial.

Therefore, while the combination of cryptocurrencies and science may sound incredible, projects like Pump.Science are indeed inspiring, as they leverage the speculative nature, meme effect, permissionless nature, and transparency of cryptocurrencies to drive scientific innovation.

The possibilities are endless in this unique intersection. To learn more about DeSci and how it addresses the challenges of traditional science, please refer to our DeSci guide.

I know everyone is eager to participate in the Pump.Science ecosystem. To ensure your safety, we will provide a simple participation guide.

Pump.Science Usage Guide

First, visit the Pump.Science website and check the current drug experiments being conducted. Select the experiment you are interested in and trade the corresponding Token on Pump.Fun.

Remember, the experiment results mainly depend on one key factor: Percentage Lifespan Extension (PLE).

The higher the PLE, the longer the animal's lifespan, and thus the better the compound's effect. As of now, two compounds are undergoing testing: Rifampicin and Urolithin A.

Here are the steps you need to take:

Step 1: Visit Pump.Science and view the experiments

First, select the compound you want to learn about.

Then, check the real-time test details for that compound - these compounds are currently being tested on flies first.

Step 2: Understand the key metrics

There's a lot of information here. Let me explain it to you before you get confused.

First, click the "Chart" button next to the "Feed" button.

The key metric here is "Count".

It shows the number of flies that survived after taking the compound. If the survival rate reaches 100% and the flies continue to survive after using the compound, the Percentage Lifespan Extension (PLE) will be higher.

This means the compound may proceed to the next stage (Stage 3) for mouse testing.

Conversely, if the survival count is low, it indicates the compound is not performing well.

Step 3: View the real-time dynamics

Clicking the "Feed" button allows you to view the real-time dynamics of the flies. The green "Live" button at the bottom lets you see the live footage.

Step 4: Trade on Pump.Fun

Check the charts on Pump.Fun and trade the Tokens.

Note: If you want to understand the meaning of the other information in the window in more depth, please refer to the relevant materials. Image source.

The ultimate goal of Pump.Science

Their goal is clear: to leverage the vitality of cryptocurrencies and the desire for wealth to drive real scientific protocols that optimize our healthspan.

These protocols can provide support for AI agents to further help us optimize our lifestyles. The drugs that ultimately succeed will be used for actual development.

Additionally, their development team will ensure the intellectual property of the innovations and may sell them to bidders.

You can even submit ideas for new compounds here, making the science of lifespan enhancement open to almost everyone!

Get involved: Pump.Science encourages investors and users to support their vision with capital, letting the market decide the progress of human longevity. This is undoubtedly one of the coolest things you'll come across.

Have you ever thought that a fanatic who spends most of their time in front of a computer could contribute to science? Now you can!

In a recent discussion, they announced plans to launch 20 new compounds, meaning 1-2 Tokens will be released daily - this is what Pump.Fun excels at.

Even if you're not interested in the scientific aspect of the experiments, the coolness of Pump.Science is sure to impress you. I'll be closely following the progress these innovators bring.

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Disclaimer: The content above is only the author's opinion which does not represent any position of Followin, and is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, investment advice from Followin.
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