Longevity Impact Forum will make digital health mainstream

WE NEED TO PROMOTE A VISION FOR DIGITAL HEALTH AND LONGEVITY MASS-ADOPTION THAT IS AMBITIOUS ENOUGH TO MAKE US LIVE FOR THEM



DAYS already had a strong deal flow of 100 + AI-driven longevity companies from a database of 7,200 potential investments. Therefore we thought it was time to raise a fundraising campaign.
We aim to have more capital to support new and existing AI companies, as well as expose more investors

DAYS main mechanism for validation of investment and partners' candidates is the Scientific Blockchain Panel.

There is a lot of data gathering, cleaning of unstructured data, applying frameworks and training models. It will inevitably lead to success if combining with the wisdom of top-100 global experts.

This is not only investment but also marketing tool.

The rating of longevity and digital health companies produced after longevity Impact Forum will be mediatized be mass-media.

In the future post, I will introduced to a young, but experienced event management company that specializes in mass events.

Longevity Impact Forum messaging need to reach hundreds of million people in 2019, to make mass adoption of technologies from our Rating.

Why 97% of electronics startups fail, and how DAYS.exchange will change this situation

Despite grabbing $930M in funding during its 10-year lifespan, Jawbone failed to hold on to significant market share for its line of headsets, fitness trackers, and wireless speakers.

Jawbone became the second-costliest VC-backed startup failure of all time.

Even acquisition of BodyMedia, a maker of health-monitoring armbands, which won them the company’s 80 patents (many for multi-sensor technology), don't help

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As rumors swirled that Apple, Google, and Samsung were developing wearables of their own, the company beefed up by appointing Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer to the board in April 2013 and naming Mindy Mount, a top VP at Microsoft, as president in May 2013.

FitBit nearly acquired Jawbone in 2016, likely for the 2,800 patents Rahman says he still has in his arsenal. The patents are likely another reason Rahman intends to launch his “Jawbone Health Hub”


Xiaomi is outperform Samsung in India this year and recently became the world’s leading seller of wearable fitness trackers. Despite their dropping popularity in the US, new research from Canalys found that the global wearables market grew 8% YoY in Q2’17 – led by Xiaomi with 3.5 million units shipped, closely followed by Fitbit with 3.3 million units shipped (a 34% decline compared to the same quarter a year earlier).

How DAYS.exchange can help XIAOMI and Fitbit not to repeat Jawbone's fate?

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