Web3 Wellness Firm CUDIS Launches Solana-Based Token to Power Decentralized Health Platform

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Web3 Wellness Firm CUDIS Launches Solana-Based Token to Power Decentralized Health Platform

CUDIS, a Los Angeles-based Web3 wellness startup, has officially launched its Solana-based token, also called CUDIS, as it expands efforts to decentralize health tracking and data ownership. The move positions CUDIS within the growing DeSci (Decentralized Science) movement, which seeks to dem

ocratize access to health and research infrastructure using blockchain and AI.

Incentivizing Wellness with Blockchain Rewards

At the center of the CUDIS platform is a wearable wellness ring that tracks health metrics such as steps, sleep quality, and heart rate. The ring integrates with a personalized AI fitness coach, and users who consistently engage with the system will now be rewarded in CUDIS tokens.

The token introduces a dual-function model: users are rewarded for healthy behaviors and also gain protocol governance rights, enhancing transparency and user control over personal health data.

Token Launch Details and Airdrop Plans

The launch coincides with CUDIS Token Generation Event (TGE), which marks the start of a broader incentive campaign. The company will issue 50 million CUDIS tokens in its initial airdrop, with a total capped supply of 1 billion tokens. Registration for “Season 1” airdrop eligibility opens on June 5.

“The TGE is a new starting point for CUDIS,” said co-founder and CEO Edison Chen. “We hope the CUDIS token brings more energy and fun to our community and helps make our vision of longevity accessible to people around the world.”

Future airdrops are also planned to reward long-term users and continued engagement with the platforms growing health-tech ecosystem.

CUDIS and the Rise of DeSci

By giving users both economic and governance incentives, CUDIS is stepping firmly into the DeSci sector, which is gaining traction for its focus on open-access research, decentralized funding models, and patient-centric health data systems.

CUDIS aims to reduce reliance on centralized healthcare platforms while gamifying wellness and building a community rooted in longevity and proactive health ownership.