
BIO holders that successfully bid for Long Covid Labs in the genesis auction are eligible to the airdrop.

Accelerating a cure for 100M Long COVID patients. By incentivizing scientists, patients and supporters to collaborate and share data, we’re creating an open marketplace for rapid R&D and commercialization of new treatments for Long COVID. Our first treatment launches January 2025.

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Global cumulative patient population
Global Cost Yearly
Number of Long COVID treaments approved
Long COVID is the fastest-growing chronic health condition in human history. It's already estimated to cost the global economy more than $1 trillion dollars or 1% of global GDP each year.
10% of COVID infections result in Long COVID. The virus can be found in the body and brain for years after the initial infection, potentially causing worrying health effects in Long COVID and beyond.
Yet even as governments have spent over $1 billion to fund basic research, there's been very little progress on medical treatment.
Case in point: not a single drug has been approved anywhere in the world to treat Long COVID.
Our founder Rohan Dixit was a former neuroscientist who self-experimented and cured his own Long COVID. LCL is now launching decentralized clinical trials on the DAO's first treatment candidate, based on Rohan's experience with combination monoclonal antibody and replication inhibitor drugs.
The government has abandoned mitigation efforts and slow-walked more funding for Long COVID treatments. Big Pharma is ignoring this area, and people are losing hope.
Long Covid Labs (LCL) aims to accelerate breakthrough treatments to cure the 100M+ Long Covid patients still struggling to find solutions.
10% of COVID infections result in Long COVID. The virus can be found in the body and brain for years after the initial infection, potentially causing worrying health effects in Long COVID and beyond....

Focusing on quickly testing and repurposing existing FDA-approved drugs, as well as Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies (bNAbs) to target persistent viral reservoirs in Long COVID patients.

Exploring research and trials for Long-Acting Antibody treatments that could prevent reinfection and manage viral persistence. These therapies could be integrated with COVID vaccines for dual protection.

Building an open platform for decentralized scientific collaboration to identify and test experimental, high-risk, high-reward therapies. This includes funding innovative ideas from researchers worldwide, enabled by DAO governance and resource sharing.
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Long COVID Labs (LCL) employs a multifaceted value capture model that combines near-term revenue generation with long-term innovation in therapeutics. By repurposing FDA-approved drugs like Paxlovid and leveraging existing antibody technologies, LCL aims to fast-track clinical trials and monetize treatments rapidly. This approach minimizes the time and cost traditionally associated with drug development, allowing the organization to generate early revenue streams if these treatments prove effective. Simultaneously, LCL invests in groundbreaking research, such as Long-Acting Antibody (LAAb) therapies, which could become part of the standard COVID care protocol, potentially capturing a share of the $25 billion vaccine market.
By operating as a therapeutics platform, LCL further unlocks value through its decentralized research funding model, enabling it to crowdsource innovative treatment ideas and support agile, community-driven clinical trials. This dynamic ecosystem not only accelerates discovery but also ensures that the DAO structure aligns the incentives of scientists, patients, and investors. With its dual focus on immediate impact and scalable, transformative care solutions, LCL creates a self-sustaining cycle of innovation and profitability while addressing one of the most urgent health crises of our time.
Long COVID Labs (LCL) employs a multifaceted value capture model that combines near-term revenue generation with long-term innovation in therapeutics. By repurposing FDA-approved drugs like Paxlovid and leveraging existing antibody technologies, LCL ...


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