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After the massive rally witnessed on the July 24th launch date, the Worldcoin(WLD) witnessed a sharp reversal to stabilize its price action. By the press time, the WLD price trades at $2.35 and is roughly 68% down from its market debut peak of $7.50.
Optimism (OP) outpaced Arbitrum (ARB) in terms of daily transaction count this week, which is the first time the project has beaten out its rival Ethereum (ETH) scaling solution in that metric since January.
The French oversight agency, National Commission on Informatics and Liberty (CNIL), has raised doubts about the legality of Worldcoin's biometric data collection methods. Besides questioning the legitimacy of its data acquisition processes, CNIL is also delving into how this biometric data is stored.
The spectacle of a chrome orb is turning heads in Manhattan's Oculus building and co-working spaces throughout Southern California, marking an intriguing chapter in America's relationship with cryptocurrency.
It was another slow week for crypto prices as another hike by the Federal Reserve took interest rates to a 22-year-high.
Recently, Worldcoin has been the talk of the crypto town, fueled mainly by its connection to the success of ChatGPT. This new crypto project, led by Sam Altman, the co-founder of OpenAI, is turning heads in the crypto market.
The mainnet launch of WDC, the core native asset of the highly controversial project Worldcoin, stole all the headlines in financial media in the past week. As the dust settles, an array of surprising facts about WDC's first days of trading are spotted by analysts from the leading research firm Kaiko.
Worldcoin was trending #1 on CoinMarketCap, and its price has increased by over 6% in the last 24 hours.
WLD price may get anchored to $2 until October primarily due to its initial supply distribution.
A Kaiko research report reveals that leading AI tokens have been losing momentum in H2 2023. Can the newly launched Worldcoin by ChatGPT founder Sam Altman reignite investor interest in the Crypto AI sector?
In the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrencies, Worldcoin, a promising project that made headlines with its innovative approach, now finds itself under the scrutiny of regulators in Europe. This cryptocurrency venture has gained significant attention for its unique data collection and token distribution system.
Worldcoin, which is gaining notoriety due to its controversial iris-scanning biometrics, is currently being investigated by French data authority
Worldcoin, a blockchain-based protocol that integrates both off-chain and on-chain components, a proof of humanity protocol co-founded by Sam Altman of OpenAI, recently underwent two separate security audits.
Worldcoin, the digital ID passport and universal basic income project, is allegedly rising in popularity, with thousands of people said to be signing up and registering. According to Sam Altman, co-founder of the project, one person is currently verified by the iris scanning devices — the “Orb” — every 8 seconds.
Worldcoin has sparked immense interest among Kenyans, as the platform rewards users with free WLD tokens in exchange for verifying their humanity through retinal scans.
Worldcoin, a blockchain-based protocol, has recently undergone two separate security audits conducted by renowned audit firms Nethermind and Least Authority. The audits began in April 2023 and focused on various aspects of the Worldcoin protocol, including its cryptographic constructs, smart contracts, and resistance to potential attacks.
French privacy regulator CNIL has initiated a probe into Worldcoin over concerns that its data collection and storage practices may not be entirely legal, Reuters reported on July 28. The watchdog is collaborating with its German counterpart as the latter directly oversees the project as its primary European regulator.
Proof of Humanity protocol Worldcoin released its audit reports on July 28 as criticism of its data collection practices continues to mount.
Sam Altman's Worldcoin has published two security audit reports that assessed the protocol's security and data privacy concerns.
Worldcoin, the ambitious project aiming to create digital “World IDs” through eye-scanning technology, has drawn both excitement and skepticism since its launch. Founder Sam Altman recently took to Twitter, boasting about a high adoption rate, but the lack of concrete evidence and limited on-chain data have raised doubts within the crypto community.
Worldcoin, a cryptocurrency established by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, attracted some attention during its launch this week. According to a report by Reuters, the UK's privacy authority, the Information Commission Office (ICO), is looking into the launch stating that it has taken notice of the Worldcoin launch in the UK and will be conducting more research.
The proof of humanness protocol released security audit reports claiming that most issues were fixed or mitigated.
Worldcoin and its native token WLD have been taking the attention of crypto investors, according to recent data from Coingecko. The project recently announced its worldwide launch inviting users to “visit the orb” and receive rewards by onboarding the platform.
OpenAI's sister company Worldcoin wants you to buy its coin — and possibly unleash a tempest of problems across the world in the process.
