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TL;DR Coinbase Launch: Coinbase has introduced perpetual futures contracts for two altcoins, Ordinals (ORDI) and Worldcoin (WLD), available on Coinbase International Exchange starting April 11. These contracts allow traders to speculate on the future prices of ORDI and WLD indefinitely.
Coinbase's institutional client-facing subsidiary has revealed plans to list perpetual future contracts for the BRC-20 token Ordinals and Worldcoin on April 11.
Coinbase's institutional client-facing arm has announced that it will list perpetual futures contracts for Ordinals and Worldcoin as soon as April 11.
The WorldCoin (WLD) price is navigating through a tumultuous phase, highlighted by the 30-day Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) Ratio plummeting to -14.98%, which might suggest the asset is undervalued.
Worldcoin investors need to exercise patience, as the fall below $7 was an early sign of a higher timeframe trend change.
With several AI tokens registering triple digital growth in 2024, observers are questioning whether many of these projects have merit.
In a strategic expansion, OpenAI is set to open its first office in Asia, choosing Tokyo, Japan, as its base, reflecting the companys commitment to global AI development and regulation. This move, announced by Nikkei on April 1, signifies OpenAIs dedication to offering tailored services and shaping AI governance in the region.
In a recent event, a substantial volume of Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens has been transferred, attracting widespread attention among on-chain analysts. According to data provided by Arkham Intelligence, four addresses, specifically "0x63A," "0x958," "0xbffa" and "0xBbe," were involved in the movement of approximately 93 billion SHIB tokens, valued at over $2.6 million.
ChatGPT developer OpenAI plans to expand in Asia with the launch of its first Asian office in Tokyo, Japan this month, reported Nikkei on Monday. The move is part of its strategy to offer tailed services and help in creating a regulatory framework in the region amid global demand for Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compendium of Latin America's most relevant crypto and economic news during the last week. In this issue: the Brazilian stock exchange will offer bitcoin futures contracts, Paraguay advances measures to curb illegal bitcoin mining operations, and Worldcoin gets a legal victory in Chile.
In the realm of cryptocurrencies, Worldcoin is making headlines with its staggering transaction volume surpassing the billion-dollar mark. As the token powering the Worldcoin project, WLD stands at the forefront of the cryptocurrency landscape, boasting the highest number of holders on the Optimism network.
A battle between technological advancement and data privacy is brewing around Worldcoin, a project offering digital identity and cryptocurrency in exchange for iris scans. While Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin applauds Worldcoin's efforts to strengthen privacy measures, Portugal's data regulator has thrown a wrench into the program by halting biometric data collection for 90 days.
Worldcoin emerges as a beacon of innovation within the Optimism Network. Boasting impressive metrics such as an average weekly transaction volume exceeding 1 billion and a growing user base of over 2.5 million holders, Worldcoin has garnered widespread attention and acclaim.
The last week of March has come to an end with the tag of one of the best-performing weeks for this year. Bitcoin has gained support near the $70,000 mark, whereas Ethereum has support near the $35k.
Vitalik Buterin endorses Worldcoin's privacy strategies amid widespread scrutiny over iris scanning technologies.
Data showed that Worldcoin records an average weekly transaction volume of over $1 billion.
World App Support acknowledges longer processing times for grant funds during peak blockchain traffic.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has praised Worldcoin's effort to enhance data privacy amid recent global regulatory challenges. In a March 29 post on social media platform X, Buterin acknowledged Worldcoin's commitment to addressing privacy concerns by significantly reducing the data required in its system.
Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, recently praised Worldcoin for its dedication to tackling privacy concerns and reducing data usage in its system. This recognition comes when Worldcoin is under regulatory scrutiny, especially in Europe, over data privacy issues.
Portugal has imposed a temporary halt on Sam Altman's WorldCoin from collecting biometric data.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has showered accolades on Worldcoin (WLD), the embattled biometric technology startup co-founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
Sam Altman's iris biometric crypto project Worldcoin under scrutiny from regulators and governments around the world, especially in Europe due to data privacy concerns. Despite being under the cloud, Worldcoin has received support from crypto community and now from Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, who earlier pointed out multiple issues in Worldcoin's identity system.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin praised Worldcoin's efforts to address privacy concerns by minimizing data collection.
Portugal's Regulatory Intervention: The CNPD's decision to halt World coin's biometric data collection underscores the escalating concerns surrounding data privacy and protection in emerging technologies. The regulator cited significant risks to citizens' data rights, and particularly highlighting the concerns regarding an unauthorized data collection from minors and the absence of transparent consent mechanisms.
