A Potential & Promising Cure For Covid Has A Problem: It’s Too Cheap.

Methylene blue is a generic, inexpensive, and safe medication that has been shown to eradicate covid from Chinese blood bank supplies. It’s also the antidote for a rare poisoning that mimics the ‘silent hypoxia’ that kills covid patients.

So why isn’t methylene blue being studied in large patient trials? Well, it pre-dates Penicillin, and as a result it is so cheap no pharma company will profit from a clinical trial.

Let me say this again: there is a known, potential cure for covid — and the problem is it is too cheap.

Thankfully, there is a way to solve this nonsense. New blockchain technology enables anyone to bypass big pharma and other middlemen to build solutions directly in a free market. At Minuteman Capital we call these activist ‘wolfpacks’, which is something Wall Street has used in elite circles for years. Allow me to explain…

Pfizer recently received $2,000,000,000.00 from the US government to build a novel vaccine. For 0.025% of that cost a trial on methylene blue can be done at one of the premiere academic medical centers in the world (thanks to lawyers, I can’t say which one). The problem is 0.025% of $2 billion is still $550,000 which creates a goldilocks problem: it’s too much for an individual to spend, and not enough for a big company to be bothered.

I will personally donate the first $10,000 of the $550,000 required to run a trial on methylene blue. To raise the rest, I set up a ‘wolfpack’ to transparently pool contributions toward the trial using blockchain technology. Why?

Wolfpacks bypass the insiders who control big pharma, so now anyone can create a democratically structured fund to tackle any objective they want. And I want to crush covid, so that’s what this first wolfpack is gonna f’ing do.

Here’s how wolfpacks work:

1. Any capital raised is democratically owned and operated by its members.
2. If a wolfpack reaches its escrow trigger, there is an immutable record of who contributed what. If it doesn’t reach its trigger, the funds are returned automatically back to its members.
3. Wolfpacks can be designated as non-profit (e.g. like a GoFundMe), or they can be for-profit (e.g. like Kickstarter, but with ownership).

Minuteman Capital was started by democratizing the capital stored in your own home. That was already a radical concept — to bypass bankers and control your own capital. Those same patents & tools can now be used to bypass Wall Street/big pharma, and quite possibly cure a global pandemic.

I know this sounds crazy. As a physician, I avoid social media because it usually is crazy. So please try to share this with the friends you know and trust the most. I wouldn’t risk my professional reputation and step into such a public arena if I wasn’t convinced this is critical — as there’s a very real risk of being fired for writing this. But as a wise man once said:

“Suffocate your bullshit excuses and go do something.” — Gary Vanerchuck