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Kenya's Ad hoc committee investigating the Worldcoin matter alleges that the company's actions have “constituted acts of espionage and a threat to statehood,” local media reported.
Over 200,000 consumers have reportedly verified their World ID in Chile as demand for the privacy-preserving digital identity protocol continues to grow following the Worldcoin project launch in July. In a country with approximately 19.5M residents, that's “over 1% of the population.
Worldcoin, a controversial project that scans people's eyeballs in exchange for cryptocurrency, has garnered attention in Chile, where over 200,000 individuals have participated. While some view this as a concerning step towards a dystopian future, others see it as an opportunity for easy money.
The five market makers involved with Worldcoin's liquidity provision are approaching the loan settlement date of October 22. The recent on-chain activities reflect different strategies among these entities, possibly in anticipation of the settlement.
Having your eyeballs scanned earns you about $42—not an insignificant sum in some countries.
The following is a guest post from Philippe Desmarais, CEO at Kelvin Zero. Want to have your retina scanned by a metal orb owned by a private company that shares the same founder as OpenAI, for some crypto and a digital World ID?
A popular cryptocurrency trader believes that a controversial altcoin project still has potential for growth. Pseudonymous crypto analyst Altcoin Sherpa tells his 196,400 followers on the social media platform X that Worldcoin (WLD) could surge by more than 11% from its current value.
In a week marked by turbulence in traditional financial markets, the cryptocurrency universe continues to defy gravity, attracting both seasoned and new investors. Bitcoin, the pioneer of digital currencies, has seen its price soar past $27,000, while stock markets, including the Russell 2000 index, wrestle with a bearish sentiment.
Worldcoin's native token, Worldcoin (WLD), has been making significant waves in the cryptocurrency market, demonstrating an impressive 80% surge in value over the past two weeks. On September 13, the WLD token was trading at around $1, compared to its price of $1.84 at the time of writing (September 28).
Worldcoin's native token, WLD, has grabbed the attention of the cryptocurrency community, registering an impressive 80% increase in value over the past fortnight.
Worldcoin, the biometric wallet and ID project, has reported that it has signed up more than 1% of the population of Chile. According to the organization, more than 200,000 Chileans are already using Worldcoin, a popularity uptick shared with other South American countries, including Argentina, where 9,500 Argentines verified their IDs in a day.
In a recent statement, cryptocurrency analyst Miles Deutscher unveiled his weekly watchlist, shedding light on his insights into the market's trends.
Worldcoin's recent market movement captures attention, especially as it currently lingers at $1.57. Significantly, this stall follows a robust 77% surge from September 13 to 16.
Worldcoin (WLD) has joined the list of altcoins with positive price action today after its token skyrocketed as high as 5% in early morning trading to $1.67 at the time of writing. The growth of WLD has been a broad reflection of the advances in adoption within the broader Worldcoin ecosystem itself.
In a remarkable stride for the expanding world of cryptocurrencies and digital identities, Worldcoin recently announced a significant milestone in its engagement with the Latin American region. Notably, they have successfully onboarded 1% of Chile's population, translating to over 200,000 individuals, onto its platform.
The Worldcoin project recently announced in a blog post that it had onboarded 1% of the total Chilean population onto its platform. This milestone is particularly noteworthy as it accounts for over 200,000 of Chile's total population of approximately 19.5 million residents.
In a Sept. 24 blog post, Worldcoin announced that more than 200,000 Chileans had signed up for its global identity protocol, World ID. For a country boasting a population of approximately 19.5 million, these figures represent over 1% of the citizens.
Widely followed pseudonymous trader Altcoin Sherpa says one Dogecoin (DOGE) rival could make a bigger move to the upside. Altcoin Sherpa tells his 196,400 followers on the social media platform X that after breaking through a key resistance level, memecoin Pepe (PEPE) may not be done rallying.
A widely followed crypto strategist is outlining what's on the horizon for XRP, Chainlink (LINK) and one controversial new altcoin. Looking at the cross-border payments solution first, analyst Michaël van de Poppe tells his 667,200 followers on the social media platform X that he's waiting for XRP to flash signs of strength.
Kenyan law enforcement recently detained two Worldcoin executives as they attempted to depart the country. According to the Kenyan Interior Minister, the duo were eventually let go after the U.S. government's intervention. U.S. Government Reportedly Intervenes in Worldcoin-Related Detainment Attempt The Kenyan Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki has said the U.S.
Worldcoin's new update allows it to slash its fee expenditures and reduce the load on Optimism by two-thirds. But there's a strange factor driving the resolution.
The Kenyan government raised concerns of data protection and decentralized identity amid investigation into Worldcoin's operations.
GSR Markets has made a significant move by withdrawing 1 million Worldcoin (WLD) from both Bybit and KuCoin, amounting to approximately $1.3 million.
In the tumultuous realm of cryptocurrencies, Worldcoin's operations in Kenya have ignited international attention. As Kenya's Interior Cabinet Secretary reveals the U.S. government's intervention to prevent the arrest of Worldcoin co-founders, it underscores the intricate dance of diplomacy, privacy concerns, and the evolving digital currency landscape.
