BRT.Fit founder's letter to Reed Jobs advocating for incorporating exercise habits into cancer prevention

Web3 fitness protocol BRT.Fit founder and CEO Kevin Huang recently published an open letter to Yosemite founder Reed Jobs. In the letter, he proposed that in addition to developing treatment methods, establishing systematic behavior change mechanisms to help people develop long-term exercise habits is an important pathway to prevent certain cancers (such as breast cancer and colorectal cancer).

Kevin Huang introduced that BRT.Fit integrates wearable devices such as Apple Watch and Oura Ring for real exercise verification, combining behavioral commitments, reward mechanisms, and community accountability to help users maintain exercise habits. He clearly stated in the letter that currently BRT.Fit has not proven to directly reduce cancer incidence, which requires rigorous long-term scientific research, but the project is committed to bridging the gap between scientific knowledge and human behavior transformation.