We allow users to send in biomedical samples without KYC, via DeBio. DeBio provides instructions for DIY sampling, usually a simple buccal swab -- swabbing the inside of your cheeks 10x. For genome sampling, it can be just a regular cotton swab, a sample bottle, and an envelope. There have been papers that show that using a regular swab instead of a "medical grade" kit that the other companies use yields the same amount of DNA DIY sampling is actually not very hard. As you can see, it is the same quality to use regular swabs vs using medical grade swabs, so no need for kit, you can just buy cotton swabs yourself This sample is sent within a sample bottle and an envelope with an anonymous specimen number -- like a Swiss bank account, there are no names here. Labs receive the sample, do wetwork and analysis, and sends the genomic data and reports to encrypted IPFS storage that can only be decrypted by the user. - At this point, the user can just take that genome, knowing full well that no one has his or her KYC and it's not connected to the DNA in any way. - We give users the option to offset the expensive costs of the testing by allowing users to stake their data into a privacy preserving data marketplace, which aggregates the data and sells it; users get our $DBIO tokens in return."