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🧾 [Initiation File #ΞL-013] Compound: RAP – Rapamycin Status: Trial deployment: ACTIVE Location: Pump Science The first molecule of the Eterna protocol has been released. From this moment: – On-chain experimentation begins – Data log in real-time – Community-driven science, no gatekeepers Capital flow is open. Subjects who join...

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