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Worldcoin is currently collecting data of individuals with its Orb device in 25 locations of the Latin American country.

Sam Altman's crypto project Worldcoin (WLD) loses its appeal in the digital sector as it fails to satisfy global regulators. That has catalyzed robust bearishness for the altcoin, with prices plunging by over 40% within the past month. That saw most WLD holders enduring losses.

Worldcoin has been struggling over the past month with an increased number of holders at a loss, but new addresses seem to be growing.

The liq levels delta was highly negative, showing that Worldcoin is likely but not guaranteed to bounce higher to balance this out.

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, is facing a global backlash over his Worldcoin initiative, which aims to scan the irises of every person on the planet and compensate them with a unique cryptocurrency. The project has been met with resistance from numerous governments, leading to suspensions and investigations.

As Asia continues to emerge as a hub for crypto innovation, significant developments are taking place across the region. Worldcoin is establishing a strong foothold in Malaysia through strategic partnerships, while Singapore's DBS Bank is pioneering new solutions in financial management with its pilot launch of Treasury Tokens.

Worldcoin, the innovative cryptocurrency project led by Sam Altman, has forged a notable partnership with MIMOS Berhad. MIMOS, Malaysia's foremost applied research and development entity, has joined forces with Worldcoin to advance digital proof of humanity across the nation.

The goal of this MoU is to enhance current and future efforts pertaining to digital credentials. The MIMOS has inked a MoU with the crypto project's foundation, Tools for Humanity.

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The Worldcoin startup, co-founded by Sam Altman, is determined to verify every human on Earth, one iris at a time. Co-founder Alex Blania joins Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology.

Worldcoin Foundation and Tools for Humanity have signed a memorandum of understanding with the Malaysian government.

Sam Altman's Worldcoin has once again made global headlines, partnering with the Malaysian government's applied research and development arm, MIMOS Berhad. As per an official statement revealed today, the two entities are partnering to facilitate digital proof of humanness across Malaysia.

MIMOS Berhad, the research and development division of the Malaysian Government, has formalized a partnership with the Worldcoin Foundation, Tools for Humanity (TFH), and MyEG. The collaboration aims to integrate Worldcoin's technology into Malaysia's digital infrastructure, focusing on enhancing digital credentials and validating digital proof of humanness in the era of artificial intelligence.

Worldcoin sets up operations in Malaysia following a partnership with the government.

Malaysia has decided to integrate Worldcoin's controversial iris-scanning technology into its national digital infrastructure. The partnership involves a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Worldcoin Foundation, Tools for Humanity (TFH), MyEG, and MIMOS Berhad, the government's research and development arm.

Malaysia aims to tackle national challenges and unlock economic opportunities by adopting cutting-edge biometric verification technology.

Sam Altman's crypto venture Worldcoin has signed a deal with Malaysia's research arm to integrate its technology into the country's digital infrastructure.

Malaysia has officially adopted Worldcoin's iris scan technology as part of its digital transformation strategy, marking a significant advancement in securing its digital identity verification.

Worldcoin (WLD), a crypto project co-founded by OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman, arrived in Ecuador in June. Due to its growing popularity, Ecuadorian authorities have warned its citizens about the project.

As the rapid growth of cryptocurrency projects like Worldcoin continues to gain momentum in Ecuador, the country's central bank (Banco Central del Ecuador, BCE) has reiterated that digital assets do not have legal status and cannot be used as an official electronic payment method.

The Superintendence of Data Protection, Ecuador's data protection agency, stated that it lacks the resources needed to assess the compliance of Worldcoin, the biometric and universal basic income (UBI) project, with the country's laws.

World coin (WLD) saw a significant price increase of 10%, reaching $1.79, despite Alameda Research, the sister company of the defunct FTX crypto exchange, transferring a substantial amount of WLD tokens to Binance. This marks the first transfer of World coin holdings by Alameda Research since receiving them in September 2023.

Worldcoin is now navigating difficult waters, and Alameda isn't making it easy either.

Defunct crypto trading firm Alameda Research moved 205,387 Worldcoin (WLD) tokens worth $352,000 to Binance on Thursday. This is the firm's first transfer of WLD tokens since vesting 25 million tokens from Worldcoin a year ago.