Blockchain Brain Training - new business idea to be improved

[WeCo2019]

Hi, I have been thinking!

Is there already any health-related blockchain? Look, the logic behind my thoughts are this:

Blockchain is a technology that is supposed to make things right for everyone, right? That items working on a blockchain will be for everyone, decentralized and with a good purpose? And I saw recently a lot of companies going blockchain. From the insurance industry to energy companies, to the transport company, to even ice tea company and educational platform. So why not health? When its the health that is so important?

We all know how drug companies can be greedy, refusing to sell drugs to those in need if not being paid a hefty sum. I'm personally from crypto industry, I have been working on a couple of crypto companies, from the airdrop companies, like airdropvillage.io to crypto support company gosupport.io to educational platform education-ecosystem.com. All those companies are based on blockchain and have seen tremendous growth past years. The past year with a colleague we have been working on a new project neurofeedbacktraining.com and we thought: We already sell a very technologically advanced product, why not to make it even more advanced and available potentially for anyone?

I really would love to hear your criticism on the idea (and potential improvements, points to start).

Thank you.

[Emily1992]

Hey, there are blockchain companies for literally anything imaginable, yes, youre right. But to properly critisize your idea, we need more details. That project yorue sharing here that could be based on blockchain is brain training, is that correct? Neurofeedback? Thats a kind of biofeedback, isnt it? How exactly would you imagine this would go?

[WeCo2019]

Yes! Its neurofeedback company, this project sells and rents devices for training brain via nonlinear Neuroptimal 3.0 device by Zengar. Its amazing device. Anyway, I would imagine we would create a concept where the app for brain training would run on machine learning algorithm that would allow it to learn more brains it trains, and thus with every other brain it would be smarter and better, thus would be able to help people more efficiently. The more efficient the device would be, more cost-effective it would become. Thus more approachable to the public. Right now it's to the top 10% of US population, as renting is 400-800 dollars a month, and buying a device is 10 - 20 000 USD. So fairly expensive toy. But it is expensive due to all the research that is done behind the surface, thus allowing it to learn could reduce price to, lets say, 1000-2000 bucks for a device, making it a bargain, instantly claiming the market, as the office session would be no more than 40 dollars a session. As all the devices would be connected with the blockchain app (dApp) they would be constnatly learning no matter where they are from other devices.

[Emily1992]

That's actually brilliant idea. How about initial costs?

[KEPLER99]

I don’t really see the point you’re trying to make by saying this 🤔what exactly do you want Blockchain to be used for when it comes to health, if not the same purpose of transaction? Blockchain works with cryptocurrency and its all for the purpose of transactions (of course I know there are people who claims it can be used for other purposes like voting, but now we are only sure about being used for transactions. And every that has taken part in the Blockchain technology are only using it for the purpose of transaction and creating their own cryptocurrency. Unless you mean that hospitals and other health related services should be accepting crypto payment?

[WeCo2019]

That's actually brilliant idea. How about initial costs?

To develop dApp it could be an issue - not that it would be too costly, but as there arent as many people knowing how to develop such thing, even tho its not THAT hard. One of projects I work with, Education-Ecosystem.com actually provides free training for dApp developers on Ethereum. But perhaps ICO, or IPO could be needed at the beginning to raise funds. Id say development wouldnt be more than 100 000 bucks, which in crypto world is a bargain (EE managed to rase nearly 10 milions for its platform and thats still only some leftovers).

[WeCo2019]

Im interested. Would you be up for a call via skype? Im sending you private message now. I think I even could think off a few people interested in the idea as well, and with needed capital.

[hugeblack]

Blockchain is not the solution for all the problems, it only provides the required transparency but as long as the environment is not perfect it will not make a difference.
In cryptocurrencies, there is a lot of manipulation and other things that do not make it perfect.
Using blockchain in the health aspects will not change "greedy, refusing to sell drugs to those in need if not being paid a hefty sum" because human intervention is necessary, which may be central. We can ensure access to the drug to the right places but we can not guarantee justice.

[BronK]

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[audaciousbeing]

Hi, I have been thinking!

Is there already any health-related blockchain? Look, the logic behind my thoughts are this:

Blockchain is a technology that is supposed to make things right for everyone, right? That items working on a blockchain will be for everyone, decentralized and with a good purpose? And I saw recently a lot of companies going blockchain. From the insurance industry to energy companies, to the transport company, to even ice tea company and educational platform. So why not health? When its the health that is so important?

We all know how drug companies can be greedy, refusing to sell drugs to those in need if not being paid a hefty sum. I'm personally from crypto industry, I have been working on a couple of crypto companies, from the airdrop companies, like airdropvillage.io to crypto support company gosupport.io to educational platform education-ecosystem.com. All those companies are based on blockchain and have seen tremendous growth past years. The past year with a colleague we have been working on a new project neurofeedbacktraining.com and we thought: We already sell a very technologically advanced product, why not to make it even more advanced and available potentially for anyone?

I really would love to hear your criticism on the idea (and potential improvements, points to start).

Thank you.

Its actually a good one if the blockchain can be integrated into the health industry which I believe would have been in the making by the big pharmaceuticals to make their processes more but maybe because of industry fragility and how sensitive it is, we have not seen anyone launched or a loud noise about it. The health industry is a large one and blockchain would go a long way in eradicating the issue of fake drugs that have ravaged and cut short several lives across the globe especially the third world countries.