The core model, Live2Earn (L2E), focuses on rewarding users for maintaining their health, incentivizing preventive measures, and regular health check-ups.
The core technology Transdermal Optical Imaging (TOI) allows users to track health with just their mobile camera is interesting. Gamifying health tracking is also not a bad idea.
However, I feel this project is going to be a big one to pull off. They’re trying to fit a lot into one project. NFTs, staking, AI health screenings, events, products etc. I believe health tracking will be a big industry, but that it will be ruled by the big players who specialize in health tracking. Creating the economy outlined in the whitepaper will require lots of partnerships and users. It’s likely going to be an uphill battle.
Given the highly personal nature of health data, it's also critical that the platform ensures robust privacy and security measures. I’d be highly worried about how my data is used, data privacy is not mentioned in the litepaper and data sales is one of the revenue streams of the company. This would make me hesitant to sign up for something like this.
Concepts such as ”a sustainable universal basic income through their Live2Earn ecosystem” is taking things pretty far and paints a picture of a rather dystopian vision of the future I’d rather not live in. Show Less
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