💥iPulse Ecosystem Sustainability
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The iPulse Protocol’s economic model emphasizes long-term value accumulation and achieves sustainability through multi-dimensional collaboration. Below are the roles and benefits of different ecosystem participants within the iPulse ecosystem:
Individual users earn points through health behaviors and data contributions, which can be converted into PULSE. Users can use points or PULSE to unlock VIP health reports, receive personalized nutrition advice, exercise plans, and health trend analysis. Additionally, users can participate in community health research projects by uploading anonymous data to earn PULSE rewards. As the ecosystem grows, the value of PULSE increases, providing long-term benefits and improving users' health management.
Research and pharmaceutical institutions can purchase anonymous health data sets with PULSE, providing data support for academic research and drug development. As research progress is shared, more users join the ecosystem and contribute data, driving the accumulation of ecosystem value.
Device manufacturers provide hardware compatible with the iPulse Protocol to support the inflow of more user data into the ecosystem. On this basis, manufacturers can pay PULSE to obtain data analysis reports to optimize product design and sales strategies, thereby enhancing brand influence.
Insurance companies obtain accurate health data analysis by paying PULSE, which helps evaluate the health risks and pricing of insurance policies for user groups. Based on data insights, insurance companies can offer personalized insurance plans, optimizing the plans to reduce claims risk and improve profitability.
Health service providers pay PULSE to access health data, optimize health management courses, and rehabilitation plans. By improving services driven by data, customer satisfaction increases, attracting more users, ultimately boosting the circulation of PULSE and enhancing the ecosystem’s value.
