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The co-founder and CEO of CryptoQuant says that Sam Altman's new altcoin project is “attempting to create colonies.” Crypto analyst Ki Young Ju tells his 327,800 Twitter followers that Open AI founder Sam Altman's Worldcoin (WLD) project definitely has global aspirations.
With the recent launch of Worldcoin's token, worldcoin (WLD), Optimism has experienced a surge in daily transactions, reaching an all-time high on July 27. Data reveals that 944,000 Optimism transactions were processed on Thursday, with WLD transfers closing in on 1 million.
A crypto project using eye-scanning technology is reportedly under investigation in France just days after launching and signing up over two million users. According to a new report, Worldcoin (WLD) will be investigated by France's privacy watchdog, the CNIL, over the legality of its biometric data collection, which involves iris-scanning orbs.
In the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrencies, the battle for the approval of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is gaining momentum. Grayscale Investments, a major player in the crypto investment space, has made a significant move, urging the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to treat all spot Bitcoin ETF applications equally.
The French privacy watchdog, the Commission Nationale Informatique & Libertés (CNIL), questions the legality of the Worldcoin iris data collection.
France's CNIL started to raise concerns over the legality of Worldcoin's data collection methods involving iris scans.
No crypto project since Facebook's Libra has generated such hue and cry from within the crypto community. Is it right to be concerned by Sam Altman's iris-scanning uber-ambitious UBI project?
A considerable shift has been observed in Ethereum's Layer 2 scaling solutions landscape. As of July 27, Optimism recorded 944,668 daily transactions, surpassing Arbitrum, which logged 658,013 transactions.
French regulators have reportedly launched an investigation into Worldcoin (WLD), a digital identification platform spearheaded by Sam Altman, co-founder of ChatGPT. The probe comes amidst growing concerns over the Worldcoin project's biometric data collection.
Data indicates that activity on the layer-2 network has been increasing since Q2 2023, accelerated by the launch of Worldcoin.
Controversy is stirring in the realm of cryptocurrency as France's privacy watchdog, CNIL, takes a critical stance against the biometric data collection practices of Sam Altman's Worldcoin project. Having signed up 2.
French privacy watchdog CNIL investigates Sam Altman's Worldcoin project over the legality of its biometric data collection, raising concerns about storing such data.
On Friday, French privacy watchdog CNIL said the legality of Worldcoin's approach "seems questionable."
The French data protection regulator CNI is looking into the recently launched Worldcoin (WLD) cryptocurrency project started by Sam Altman of OpenAI, for “questionable” practices.
The French data protection agency CNIL said that it finds the legality of Worldcoin's collection methods “questionable” as are its conditions for storing the data.
The crypto market, ever a hotbed of excitement and speculation, has been buzzing with the recent launch of Worldcoin (WLD), an Ethereum-based digital identity blockchain project co-founded by Sam Altman of OpenAI. However, amidst all the hype and attention, Worldcoin has found itself at the receiving end of significant criticism and negative sentiment across various social media platforms.
Coinfund CEO and founder Jake Brukhman joins "First Mover" to discuss how Worldcoin, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's crypto project, could help onboard billions of users into the crypto economy.
Sam Altman's latest eyeball-scanning initiative is attracting attention from data protection regulators.
France's privacy watchdog stated that it is aware of Worldcoin and the "questionable" legality of its biometric data collection.
As of July 27, Optimism logged 944,000 daily transactions. This surpasses its competitor, Arbitrum, which registered 660,000 transactions.
France's privacy watchdog CNIL said on Friday it is aware of ChatGPT-founder Sam Altman's Worldcoin project and that the legality of its biometric data collection "seems questionable".
Bitcoin (BTC) underwhelmed on the crypto markets this week, penning around 2.2% on losses against the US dollar over the past seven days. Monday's bruising 3% drop set the stage for the tepid week, with less hawkish rhetoric emerging from the US Federal Reserve following another 25-point rate hike failing to offer much risk-on support.
Sam Altman, the creator of Worldcoin, caused a stir on Twitter on July 26 when he confidently asserted that “one person is getting verified every 8 seconds now” for the ambitious Worldcoin project.
For the first time in six months, Layer-2 blockchain Optimism outperformed competitor Arbitrum in terms of daily transactions.
