Coinbase CEO Founds Company to Stop Aging

Billionaire Brian Armstrong, founder of Coinbase, human life a new one called NewLimit to greatly extend it. “epigenetic reprogramming” founded the company. The nonprofit is looking forward to aging with products accessible to all in the near future. will resist claims.

‘We all want to find a way to reclaim the potential we had when we were young’ The new company, founded by businessman Armstrong, is trying to prevent aging by assigning a completely new task to existing cells. to stop aims.

Brian Armstrong is also looking for ways to counter aging

Brian Armstrong, CEO of the American cryptocurrency platform Coinbase, has sought to treat certain disease populations by questioning the epigenetic (hereditary and non-genetic) factors of aging. to develop products that regenerate tissues announced its new company, NewLimit. Armstrong will team up with bioengineering Silicon Valley entrepreneur Blake Byers to look for ways to stop aging with NewLimit. Billionaire Armstrong, in a press release he made recently, by understanding how human cells change as they age; stated that they aim to develop therapies that can slow down, stop or even reverse this process.

Brian Armstrong isn’t the first billionaire to invest to stand up to the temptations of time. founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos attempts to reprogram genes to reverse the biological clock. Altos Labs He had invested heavily in the company. Elon Musk, one of the first names that comes to mind when Jeff Bezos is mentioned, came to the fore with his tweet about Bezos, who was trying to resist death at one point. In the future, many other billionaires, if not Elon Musk, argued that death is necessary for the development of humanity. their investments We seem to hear more.