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Idk what to say , if you buy TRK instead of $RKC , maybe you lack experience in this area.
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BREAKING: $TRK HITS A NEW ALL-TIME HIGH, PASSING A $1.8M MARKET CAP ON @BagsApp 🤯
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Time to shine for $oGNOME
Open Genome@Open_Genome
OpenGenome Research Dashboard Now Live for Exploration The OpenGenome research dashboard is now open for early access. You can submit symptoms, generate AI-powered biomedical analyses backed by PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov data, mint your research as a compressed NFT on Solana, and browse the herb recommendation engine. OriginTrail DKG dual-chain anchoring goes live on Base mainnet within the next 48 hours. Once active, every research NFT minted on this dashboard will be automatically anchored to the OriginTrail Decentralized Knowledge Graph, making each report permanently discoverable, machine-readable, and verifiable across both Solana and Base without any extra steps from you. In the meantime, the full pipeline is already running in preview mode. You can explore the complete flow end-to-end: from analysis to mint to DKG knowledge asset, the only difference is the blockchain step is currently simulated.
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OpenGenome is now officially registered on ClinicalTrials.gov.
Study ID: NCT07578610
This marks a significant milestone for the project. Our observational research protocol is now part of the global clinical research registry, verifiable by anyone at clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT07578…
OpenGenome uses on-chain genomic analysis to identify early biomedical signals. The registration confirms our commitment to open, transparent, and reproducible research standards.
ClinicalTrials.gov is the official US government registry managed by the National Institutes of Health (nih.gov) and the FDA where all clinical research must be registered before it can be published in scientific journals. It is the international standard for research transparency.
Its connection to @WHO: The World Health Organization maintains a global registry called ICTRP, the International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (who.int/observatories/…), which aggregates all recognized national registries worldwide. ClinicalTrials.gov is one of the primary registries acknowledged by the WHO. Every study registered on ClinicalTrials.gov is automatically included in the WHO ICTRP database, though the process runs in batches rather than in real time.
When we will appear on WHO: Typically 2 to 6 weeks after approval on ClinicalTrials.gov. We were approved on May 5, so the estimated window is late May to early June 2026.
Why this matters for OpenGenome:
- Global credibility. Anyone in the world can verify that OpenGenome is a legitimate research project, registered in the same system as trials by Pfizer, Eli Lilly, Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, and thousands of other research institutions worldwide.
- @NIH (nih.gov) and @WHO recognition immediately strengthens trust with our community and potential research partners.
- Required for publication. The NCT number is a mandatory requirement for submitting research findings to scientific journals.
- Almost no blockchain project holds a ClinicalTrials.gov registration. This is a strong differentiator that sets OpenGenome apart.
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