In this story, dogs are not just companions - they’re pioneers. Their shorter lifespans make urgency visible. Their loyalty makes purpose undeniable.
So we yap into the Bluesky.
Not to be loud - but to be heard before it’s too late.

As December approaches, Dog Years is sending ripples across the ecosystem in anticipation of Dog Years – Follistatin ($DY-FST). Each post is a signal about a future where science is participatory, IP is programmable, and longevity is something we build together.

By starting with dogs, we focus on a model where impact is measurable, timelines are shorter, and emotional connection is real. Longevity isn’t abstract when it has a face, a tail, and a heartbeat.
This campaign is about clarity, not hype. Knowledge spreads best when shared early.

Follistatin has been studied for its role in muscle strength and healthy aging. Through IP-Tokens, Dog Years aims to transform how this kind of research is funded and governed - shifting from closed institutions to open, community-aligned systems.

Laugh if you want, but remember: every revolution starts with someone making noise when others stay quiet.
Yap first. Innovate next.

If a Chihuahua can protect a whole house with pure confidence and zero fear, surely we can protect the future of longevity research with a few well-timed posts. This is awareness barking at scale.

I am truly grateful and impressed by the individuals and organizations that rescue animals (like the 15/10 Foundation) who wholeheartedly care for and find homes for these unfortunate creatures, despite the difficulties. And thankfully, Bernard finally found a loving family.