DNA News

Privacy advocates and government officials are urging users to delete their DNA data from 23andMe while blockchain builders seek to bring genomics onchain.

23andMe announced it was filing for bankruptcy in the US on March 23, leading to concerns from many users about the privacy of their genetic data.

Bryan Johnson, who once joked his end goal is to “become a vampire,” says there’s a curious overlap between the longevity movement and Bitcoin. 

Scientists built a DNA computer capable of playing chess.

The future is starting to look "Gattaca"-esque as bidding for a crypto user's DNA sequence begins.

A company says it is going to give consumers the chance to take ownership of their DNA sequence through nonfungible tokens.

A DNA challenge that went unsolved for three years is now a mystery no more thanks to a PhD student who won 1 BTC as a result.

NEO founder discusses what made NEO successful, and what the future of NEO looks like

Two scientists who founded a lab for thought experiments in Hamburg, continue their series of publications on what crypto community can learn from biomimetrics.

2016 was the year when the potential of Blockchain to change the world began to be fully understood.

Enter Genecoin. The developers of the mysterious project have proposed storing DNA on the blockchain. Storing DNA with Bitcoin sounds especially odd to people who aren't familiar with Bitcoin's interesting storage capabilities, and it has generated flush press for that reason.