IP (intellectual property) Tokens offer an open, permissionless, decentralized way to fund scientific research onchain – and then what?

Molecule is excited to support pump.science with a BIO allocation for community growth initiatives. Through this BIO allocation, pump.science will explore ways to reward their early community members and create deeper connections within the DeSci eco

TL;DR pump.science & BIO are teaming up to power streamlined drug testing for BioDaos on Solana, starting with VitaDAO. Molecule is announcing the DeSci Ecosystem Grant w/ half its BIO token allocation Molecule has acquired $100k in $RIF and $100k i

IP (intellectual property) Tokens offer an open, permissionless, decentralized way to fund scientific research onchain – and then what?

Molecule’s original Science IP Token framework introduced a new primitive for science – a governance token linked directly to scientific IP.

In the early days of DeFi, growth exploded when builders started creating permissionless integrations around essential building blocks; collateralized debt positions, decentralized exchanges, lending protocols.

Molecule’s original Science IP Token framework introduced a new primitive for science – a governance token linked directly to scientific IP.

Last year the AthenaDAO community chose to support Dr Mario Cordero’s work on ovarian aging. We’re excited to share the team’s promising data and announce a further fundraising round to move the project forward.

An important research milestone was reached — data showed ArtanBio’s AAV9-based gene therapy for aging has activity in vitro. This milestone demonstrates the power democratized funding can have towards advancing scientific progress. Read on for more.

This episode of the Desci Podcast explores decentralized science with Balaji Srinivasan. Balaji discusses the Network State, an era of decentralized academia, decentralized media, and decentralized science, and the difference between "science" and actual science.

On a recent episode of The DeSci Podcast, Vincent Weisser interviewed Vitalk Buterin, co-founder of the Ethereum Foundation, to talk about the state of decentralized science today and its prospects for the future which led to an in-depth analysis of the potential curveballs and unknowns.