Recently, the incident involving Zhang Xuefeng has not sparked much contemplation. In what circumstances does health always come first. When I reached @ Pulseapp-bsc, I suddenly felt that... this thing can really be tried. Pulse App is an AI driven health protocol on BSC. Users use the app to record health data such as heart rate, steps, sleep, etc. These data are then turned into personal digital assets and can be monitored in real-time to obtain personalized health insights. Simply put, it means turning your daily "health signals" into real value that can be owned, monetized, and used for AI training on the chain. The App Store has over 300000 downloads and subscription revenue has exceeded 2 million US dollars. There are products, revenue, and users available, and the key HEALTH is expected to reach its peak soon. 300000+downloads are indeed quite a lot, especially for a Web3 health app. This proves that real users are using it, real data is being generated, and real subscription revenue is being generated. The subscription revenue of $2 million is not a foam created by airdrop and marketing, but the hard power of the product itself to retain users. More importantly, it hits the Web3 health track, which I am increasingly optimistic about. In a bear market, many people's mentality is prone to collapse: the K-line is green, wallets are shrinking, and FOMO and FUD are bombarding in rotation. What do you need most at this moment? Not the narrative of the next bull market, but the tangible health. My body has collapsed, and I can't bear to watch any better project. HEALTH is Wealth， This sentence is not a slogan, it is a truth. I tried the Pulse app myself and it felt quite practical. Data privacy protection on the blockchain, AI analysis provides recommendations, and can also turn one's health data into digital assets. In the future, one's heart rate data and exercise records may become the basic dataset for AI medical training. Isn't this the perfect combination of Web3+RWA? In the bear market, which is a 'low point period', everyone has time to calm down and focus on health, accumulate data, and lay out a truly long-term valuable track. When the bull market comes, these "health infrastructure" projects may be undervalued potential stocks. The most important thing to do in a bear market is not to feel anxious about scrolling through Twitter every day, but to focus on oneself: exercise more, record more health, and pay more attention to projects like Pulse that turn health into Web3 infrastructure. Those interested can download and experience their health monitoring