Worldcoin unveils new Layer-2 network 'World Chain'
World, formerly Worldcoin, says its World Chain will privilege verified human users over bots by giving them priority access to block space and an allowance of free gas.
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World, formerly Worldcoin, says its World Chain will privilege verified human users over bots by giving them priority access to block space and an allowance of free gas.
Sam Altman's cryptocurrency-based identity verification project Worldcoin (CRYPTO: WLD) will now be known as “World.” Apart from the rebrand, the team also announced the launch of World Chain, an Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH)-based Layer-2 network.
Worldcoin, the crypto project OpenAI CEO Sam Altman co-invented, announced Thursday that it is rebranding to World Network. Alongside the rebranding, the company unveiled several initiatives to expand its initial vision for global identity verification.
Worldcoin (WLD), a digital identity project that utilizes iris scanning, has announced its rebranding to “World.”
Worldcoin, the digital identity project supported by Sam Altman, is rebranding to World Network, now simply known as “World.” This transition comes with the official launch of World Chain, a Layer 2 blockchain on the Ethereum network.
World's redesigned Orb has 30% fewer parts and triple the production capacity of its predecessor, powered by NVIDIA's Jetson.
Worldcoin, the Sam Altman-backed digital identity initiative, announced a major rebrand as World and unveiled ambitious plans to grow its user base to 1 billion people during a keynote address on Oct. 17.
World, previously called Worldcoin, has debuted an Ethereum layer-2 chain with an aim to onboard real humans—not bots.
Worldcoin, a cryptocurrency project founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, said on Thursday it was rebranding to World Network and was ramping up efforts to scan every human's iris using its "orb" devices.
The blockchain identity verification company also announced new verification methods.
Worldcoin, now 'World', sees a 10% token drop after unveiling new tech and expansion plans at San Francisco event. The post Sam Altman's WLD token falls 10% following Worldcoin rebrand appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Worldcoin's (WLD) price has dropped 5% following the project's rebranding to “World” and the unveiling of its new Orb 2.0 technology. The cryptocurrency, designed to create an international identification network, dropped to $2.11 during a recent appearance by co-founders Sam Altman and Alex Blania to discuss the project's future.
Worldcoin has unveiled key updates and plans to scale to 1 billion users with new Orbs and a revamped World App.
Optimism, Alchemy, Uniswap, Safe, Dune and Etherscan will support World Chain at launch, according to a statement.
Worldcoin rebranding was announced with the goal to grow its user base from 7 million to 700 million.
The project will now be know simply as "World" and plans to release "Orb 2.0," the executives said during a presentation.
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