Originally I was concerned if the technology would end up being another Theranos. However, there are disclaimers that clearly state that it is not to be used as diagnostic, so in the end just like a fitbit, you cannot rely on it for medical reasons. However, regardless if it works or not, you can still earn while scanning your face, so users should see it not as a replacement for a general health checkup, but just as a little game where they can earn side income.
I would further be skeptical if the earnings were quantified in a way that is fixed in a smart contract and devoid of real revenues, but having spoken to their CEO. He clearly understand this issue, and plan on ensuring the earnings do not exceed the revenues, so it is therefore allocated dynamically to ensure long term economic viability.
If this project becomes huge in terms of market cap, it will enable their team to potentially build a decentralized pharmaceutical company, and by any chance destroy the existing providers that are actually killing people and keeping them sick in order to maximize profits. If any businesses should be decentralized and owned by it's users, it's really the health industry.
It's early stage, but I believe they have a chance to make it happen over time as they grow. Show Less
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