Bryan Johnson says Blueprint will let users sell their personal health data
Bryan Johnson · $1M a Year to Live Forever? Bryan Johnson Explains · Feb 12, 2026 · at 22:47
Longevity entrepreneur Bryan Johnson outlines Blueprint's business and data architecture on TBPN, detailing plans to compensate platform users for their biomarker data.
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“Our goal is to create the world's largest data set across all these sectors. And then you basically can create an ecosystem where the person could be paid for their data. So they collect the data, they're starting to the experimentation. Companies come in and buy the data or they give out. So we're trying to create this financially incentivized ecosystem”
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