Johnson: Blueprint aims to become a multi-trillion-dollar longevity market winner
Bryan Johnson · Don't Die CEO Bryan Johnson on Living Forever, AI & His $60M Blueprint For Immortality · Oct 30, 2025 · at 29:45
Bryan Johnson, founder of Blueprint and former founder of Braintree, discusses the market potential and business strategy for the longevity industry.
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“Basically, somebody's gonna set up shop in longevity and ride a multi-trillion dollar ride. So that's what we're trying to do, is we're trying to just be home base, win the early innings of longevity, and then ride for the multi-trillion dollar market.”
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