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Data Lake among the winners of the EY startup Academy!
As we announced in October (click here to read the blog post) Data Lake was one of the few applicants that have been chosen to take part in the EY Startup Academy. Members of our Business Development team attended the workshops and training held during the 6-weeks program, guided by the expert advice from EY experts.
How to start using Metamask
In the following guide, we will explore what is a non-custodial wallet, how is it different from exchanges, how to keep it safe and how to start using Metamask.
Project Update #9 — November 2022
Dear Community and Investors, We slightly postponed the publication of our ninth monthly project update to focus all of our energy towards the creation and the launch of our token, $LAKE. We are super excited to announce that $LAKE became publicly tradable on the 7th of December and has already seen a significant amount of trading volume!
Our Data Donation System is live!
Dear Community, We are beyond excited to share with you that we have just checked off one of the MAJOR milestones from our roadmap! As of today, our medical data consent application is live and accepting signups from Polish citizens! This is a momentous occasion for us. This isn’t just a proof-of-concept or a demo – this is the fully live system that people will soon be able to use around the globe to donate their medical data to science. We have already collected the very first consents from Polish patients on the blockchain, and we are getting ready to launch a nation-wide digital campaign across Poland!
Everything you need to know about $LAKE
Update The Data Lake team has effectively added liquidity for LAKE-ETH on December 7th, 2022, and LAKE became publicly tradable. The contract address of the LAKE token is: 0xF9Ca9523E5b5A42C3018C62B084Db8543478C400 👉 Get LAKE through our Token Panel. 👉Get LAKE on Uniswap.
Lake Token Launch: Transparency Report
Introduction and Rationale Data Lake is building the foundation for the fair and transparent sharing of medical data, addressing the interests and needs of all of our stakeholders. Fairness is at the core of our business philosophy and it informs all the decisions we are making – regarding business partners, clients and participants in the ecosystem. In alignment with these core values, we are releasing this transparency report – it includes both the hard numbers as well as the motivations and factors involved in the decisions surrounding the launch of the LAKE token.
Press Release: Data Lake Launches Privacy-First Medical Data Donation Program
Read our latest press release on the Associated Press wire regarding the launch of our medical data donation program!
Data Lake featured on Bitcoin.com
Our newly-revealed Consent-to-Earn (C2E) model for data donation was featured on the front page of Bitcoin News. Consent to earn represents the first operational data monetization system in line with new European legislation! More info in the featured article.
The Top DeSci Projects that are Currently Trending
In recent years, more and more scientists and entrepreneurs have been using blockchain, smart contracts, and tokens to improve modern science. This movement of using web3 technologies in science is now known worldwide by the term “DeSci”, standing for “Decentralized Science”. We have already addressed the problems of traditional finance and how DeSci can solve them in our previous article. Now – with the help of the DeSci Wiki created by the devoted people at UltraRare Bio 1 – we will see instead focus on the projexcts and DApps that, like Data Lake, are actively building the future of science.
DeSci – The Future of Science?
Premise: Science as a global public good Science is the process of discovering how things work today, how they worked in the past, and how they are likely to work in the future. Science has illuminated the path for human civilization; but in our epoch – one in which societies are facing complex, urgent challenges such as climate change and pandemics – many agree that our approach to science should be re-thought and are calling for scientific research to be considered a global public good. As defined by the International Monetary Fund, public goods are those that are available to all (“nonexcludable”) and that can be enjoyed over and over again by anyone without diminishing the benefits they deliver to
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