Bitmex co-founder and Bitcoin billionaire Arthur Hayes took a seat on the board and primary stake at a stem cell company following his march forgiveness from US President Donald Trump, who wiped his convincing for violations of the Bank of the Secrecy Act.
Hayes, who built Bitmex on one of the largest derivatives platforms before it fell under fire regulationbeen a regular patient at the stem cell firm clinics in Mexico and Bangkok for more than a year, he said Bloomberg.
“I want to live as much as possible, as healthy as possible,” Hayes said, noticing that many countries are relaxing policies around using stem cells. The company, which is currently re -rebraning, has not been identified.
In March, Trump Forgiven four former Bitmex executives.
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Crypto Titans Longevity
Hayes’ stakes in longevity arise as the crypto titans are rising the funnel wealth in the sector.
In 2021, Vitalik Blerin It contributed $ 25 million in internal shibi (Shib) Future tokens of Life Institute and more than $ 350,000 in the Sens Research Foundation to “reimagine aging.”
He called the life extension of a reason that was worth fighting, framing it as a way to end the loss of generational caused by aging. “Although the process of accumulating becomes something that will be upside down and it is a regular thing for people to live one and a half, two centuries and then stay away from there,” Blerin Says.
Coinbase’s former executive executive Balaji Srinivasan is also co-established Counsyl, a genomics startup focused on affordable genetic tests for reproductive health and screening disease. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong co-established The genetic startup Newlimit, raising $ 130 million this year.
Cointelegraph handed Hayes to comment but did not receive a response through the publication.
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Hayes remains active in crypto
Hayes also remained active in the financial border of the crypto. His family office, Maelstrom, supports Treasury companies of digital assets, that the public has exchanged tokens of tokens in their balance sheets.
Last year, the Hayes’ Maelstrom Fund also Launched a Bitcoin Give Program It offers $ 50,000 to $ 150,000 annually, with up to $ 250,000 per developer, to support the open-source job to strengthen scalability, resilience, privacy and resistance to privacy and censorship.
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