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The surge in WLD's price comes amid a broader uptick in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading the way.

This surge was brought to attention by Spot On Chain, a crypto analytics firm, which identified a significant transaction by a cryptocurrency whale.

In an astonishing display of cryptocurrency market dynamics, Sam Altman-backed Worldcoin (WLD) has seen a dramatic surge in its value, exceeding 20% in a brief period. This significant price movement came to light amid a revelation by Spot On Chain, a crypto analytics firm, which highlighted a noteworthy transaction by a cryptocurrency whale.

A recent surge in Worldcoin (WLD) price has sparked curiosity among investors while aiding a whale to make a substantial profit. Meanwhile, the spotlight shines on a mysterious whale wallet, marked by significant transactions, adding millions to its profits in just days.

Worldcoin (WLD) price has gone parabolic as the ongoing crypto bull run gains steam. The token has jumped in the past five straight days and is hovering at its highest point since December 23rd. It has soared by over 87% from its lowest point this year, giving it a market cap of over $497 million.

Worldcoin Foundation's Wave0 Community Grants empower diverse global projects aiming to advance the Worldcoin Tech Tree.

The hype and adoption of decentralized social networks has been helping Optimism's growth.

The authorities of Hong Kong have obtained a warrant to seize documents containing sensitive data collection.

The offices of the Worldcoin project, a biometric scanning and wallet initiative, have been visited by authorities in Hong Kong amidst a broad privacy investigation. The authorities, complying with a court warrant, advised the general audience to protect their sensitive data carefully and avoid casually providing their biometric information to third parties.

Hong Kong has launched an investigation into the identity verification project Worldcoin, highlighting potential severe risks to personal data privacy. On Jan.

The market research platform Layergg shared on X that the AI narrative was gaining attention. This followed a post by Ethereum (ETH) co-founder Vitalik Buterin, which Layergg referenced.

Hong Kong's Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) has taken investigative actions against Worldcoin, a crypto project developed by Tools for Humanity. This move comes amid the “never-ending” concerns over the project's handling of personal biometric data, specifically the scanning of users' irises.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) in Hong Kong has announced an investigation into the local operations of identity verification project Worldcoin.

Worldcoin (CRYPTO: WLD) dropped 9% on Wednesday amid data privacy concerns on its Orbs, leading to an investigation by Hong Kong authorities. What Happened: Worldcoin's six premises have come under the scrutiny of Hong Kong's privacy watchdog, over suspicions of allegedly breaking the law while scanning people's irises in exchange for WLD tokens.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) in Hong Kong has initiated an investigation into Worldcoin over data privacy concerns related to its collection of biometric data, according to a Jan. 31 press release. The PCPD said it executed court warrants to enter six Worldcoin premises on Jan.

Hong Kong's privacy watchdog, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD), has intensified its investigation into the operations of the identity verification entity, Worldcoin, within its jurisdiction.

Hong Kong's PCPD is investigating Worldcoin, linked to OpenAI's Sam Altman, for potential privacy violations in biometric data collection methods, highlighting global privacy concerns in the crypto and blockchain industry.

The partnership will integrate Tools for Humanity's World ID 2.0 with the Kresus wallet, improving security while eliminating seed phrases.

Hong Kong's Privacy Commissioner advised caution regarding Worldcoin while urging vigilance in protecting data.

According to the PCPD, any personal data — including information from iris scans — controlled by Worldcoin “must be collected for a lawful purpose.”

Worldcoin runs into trouble in Hong Kong as the privacy watchdog launches an investigation into the project's operations.

The Hong Kong Privacy Commissioner's Office (PCPD) has launched an investigation into Worldcoin, a cryptocurrency project founded by Sam Altman, also the CEO of OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT. Hong Kong Economic Times reported that the investigation, carried out under a court warrant, focuses on potential serious personal data privacy risks associated with the Worldcoin project and potential violations of the Privacy Ordinance.

Hong Kong's privacy watchdog entered multiple Worldcoin offices due to suspected risks to personal data privacy.

Hong Kong's Privacy Commissioner's Office (PCPD) on Wednesday investigated six locations of Worldcoin for potential privacy risks. According to a translated version of a statement released by the privacy watchdog, the Sam Altman-backed Worldcoin “involves serious personal data privacy risks”.