Table d’adrian was born from a simple frustration.

The world is spending hundreds of billions trying to live longer, yet the average person still gets generic tips and a yearly check up. Analysts expect the dedicated longevity industry alone to grow from roughly 25 billion dollars in 2020 to around 600 billion dollars by 2025, driven by tech, biotech and new financial products that try to stretch healthspan, not just lifespan. Money is clearly here. What is missing is a clean way to connect daily behavior, measurable biology and real economic value in a way normal people can actually own.

At the same time a new culture is forming around science itself. Decentralized science, or DeSci, uses Web3 tools to open up research, funding and data, so that experiments and datasets do not sit trapped behind paywalls and closed institutions. DeSci projects are already experimenting with DAOs for funding, tokenized IP and open data repositories that anyone can build on. The idea is powerful, but for most people it still feels abstract, something that happens in labs and Discord servers.

Table d’adrian takes that energy and pulls it straight into everyday life.

There is a third curve quietly rising under all of this, the infrastructure curve. Base, Coinbase’s Layer 2 network, has grown into one of the most active chains in the world, with millions of daily addresses and billions of dollars in total value locked thanks to low fees and tight integration with the main exchange. That matters, because serious health applications cannot live on a chain where every interaction feels expensive or slow. If the goal is to reflect real life in real time, the chain has to disappear into the background and just work. Building on Base gives tabled’adrian that foundation and lets the project feel less like a science experiment and more like a normal product that happens to be onchain.

This is where the three curves meet. The longevity economy is exploding, DeSci is rewriting how knowledge and data are shared, and Base is turning onchain use into something as natural as opening an app. Table d’adrian sits exactly at that intersection. It treats your health data as a first class asset, not an exhaust fume. The project is creating a Proof of Health layer where your real world effort to feel better, think clearer and stay active is captured as a signal that cannot be quietly sold behind your back. When clinics, researchers or partners want access to that signal in aggregated, privacy respecting form, value flows back to the people who generated it.

If you are reading this now, you are still absurdly early. Most of the world has never heard the phrase Proof of Health. Most investors still think of longevity as something that happens in biotech pipelines and expensive clinics, not in a tokenized ecosystem on a consumer friendly chain. The story of tabled’adrian is the story of that gap closing. It is an invitation to imagine a future where health and wealth are not separate conversations, and to help build the rails for that future while they are still being laid.

Table d’adrian was born from a simple frustration.

The world is spending hundreds of billions trying to live longer, yet the average person still gets generic tips and a yearly check up. Analysts expect the dedicated longevity industry alone to grow from roughly 25 billion dollars in 2020 to around 600 billion dollars by 2025, driven by tech, biotech and new financial products that try to stretch healthspan, not just lifespan. Money is clearly here. What is missing is a clean way to connect daily behavior, measurable biology and real economic value in a way normal people can actually own.

At the same time a new culture is forming around science itself. Decentralized science, or DeSci, uses Web3 tools to open up research, funding and data, so that experiments and datasets do not sit trapped behind paywalls and closed institutions. DeSci projects are already experimenting with DAOs for funding, tokenized IP and open data repositories that anyone can build on. The idea is powerful, but for most people it still feels abstract, something that happens in labs and Discord servers.

Table d’adrian takes that energy and pulls it straight into everyday life.

There is a third curve quietly rising under all of this, the infrastructure curve. Base, Coinbase’s Layer 2 network, has grown into one of the most active chains in the world, with millions of daily addresses and billions of dollars in total value locked thanks to low fees and tight integration with the main exchange. That matters, because serious health applications cannot live on a chain where every interaction feels expensive or slow. If the goal is to reflect real life in real time, the chain has to disappear into the background and just work. Building on Base gives tabled’adrian that foundation and lets the project feel less like a science experiment and more like a normal product that happens to be onchain.

This is where the three curves meet. The longevity economy is exploding, DeSci is rewriting how knowledge and data are shared, and Base is turning onchain use into something as natural as opening an app. Table d’adrian sits exactly at that intersection. It treats your health data as a first class asset, not an exhaust fume. The project is creating a Proof of Health layer where your real world effort to feel better, think clearer and stay active is captured as a signal that cannot be quietly sold behind your back. When clinics, researchers or partners want access to that signal in aggregated, privacy respecting form, value flows back to the people who generated it.

If you are reading this now, you are still absurdly early. Most of the world has never heard the phrase Proof of Health. Most investors still think of longevity as something that happens in biotech pipelines and expensive clinics, not in a tokenized ecosystem on a consumer friendly chain. The story of tabled’adrian is the story of that gap closing. It is an invitation to imagine a future where health and wealth are not separate conversations, and to help build the rails for that future while they are still being laid.