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With the innovation of artificial intelligence, the crypto market has found a new pivot with AI tokens. Staging a bull run ever since the release of ChatGPT, AI tokens are the new craze in the crypto market, following the meme coin mania.
Worldcoin (WLD) anticipates a rebound as TD Sequential issues a buy signal. Analysts predict a rise above $3, despite a recent 11% decline and overall market recovery.
Apart from the indicators, Worldcoin's strong correlation with another cryptocurrency supports its bullish bias.
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Wordcoin (WLD) price has been on a bearish trend in the last week, with the bulls losing golf of the $2.80 support. Despite this 11% decline, crypto analysts suggest that selling pressure may be dwindling, and a WLD price rebound may be looming.
Worldcoin announced the selection of 17 grantees for Wave1 of its Community Grants Program aimed at empowering Wormhole and other passionate cross-chain protocol builders. Wormhole expressed their excitement about being part of the Worldcoin Tech Tree that would oversee the advancement of Secure Multi-party Computation (SMPC).
Wormhole secures a grant to integrate Worldcoin's World ID with Solana, enhancing cross-chain identity verification.
Worldcoin (WLD) has revealed the recipients of its Wave1 Community Grants, aiming to drive innovation across various tech domains.
The Worldcoin Foundation announced a $70,000 grant to Wormhole to support WorldID verification on the Solana blockchain. In a June 27 statement, Worldcoin said the ID integration effort will “equip the Solana ecosystem with a much-needed tool” for proving humanness.
Wormhole will tap Solana-based protocols to verify user's Worldcoin World IDs that were originally verified on Ethereum.
Wormhole will soon launch Worldcoin World ID on the Solana blockchain, enhancing cross-chain interoperability.
TL;DR RariMe uses zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) to verify identity without revealing personal information, scanning passports through smartphones. RariMe will allow the implementation of programmable airdrops targeted at citizens of certain countries, maintaining users' privacy and anonymity.
RariMe makes many of the same claims as its competitor, Worldcoin—but says it can verify your identity and age without scanning your eyeball.
Worldcoin (WLD) collaborates with Alchemy to provide comprehensive infrastructure for World Chain, enhancing decentralized apps and developer tools.
The new blockchain of Worldcoin will be integrated with an entire development platform.
Rarimo has launched RariMe, a competitor to Worldcoin, and an app that allows users to generate passport zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) verifying the uniqueness of individuals without revealing their identity, it announced on Thursday.
Human-verification project Worldcoin partnered with the web3 infrastructure platform Alchemy on June 26.
World ID verification is reportedly coming to Ecuador. World ID orb verifications are to be introduced across Ecuador, according to an update from the WorldCoin Foundation.
Worldcoin, a digital identification platform and cryptocurrency project, has announced a partnership with Web3 infrastructure platform Alchemy to launch its new blockchain World Chain.
Worldcoin has joined forces with blockchain infrastructure giant Alchemy to power its ambitious World Chain project. This partnership grants Worldcoin access to Alchemy's proven infrastructure, including rollup hosting services and a comprehensive suite of developer tools.
Sam Altman's Worldcoin project teaming up with web3 infrastructure platform Alchemy is meant to spur development on World Chain.
Worldcoin revealed a partnership with Alchemy to build out infrastructure for its blockchain World Chain, which is also the new home for its World ID and World app.
Worldcoin has faced criticism from regulators worldwide for its data practices, but an employee is looking to assure users their iris data is safe.
Kenyan police have reportedly closed their investigation of Worldcoin, allowing the latter to resume its activities in the East African nation. The chief legal officer at Tools for Humanity confirmed that Worldcoin would soon resume registering Kenyan users.
