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Worldcoin founder Sam Altman took to Twitter on July 26 to boast that project was seeing an adoption rate of “one person getting verified every 8 seconds now.”In the tweet, Altman described “crazy lines around the world” and attached video footage of individuals lined up to use the project's eye-scanning technology.
Blockchain analytics platform Santiment says that one newly-launched red-hot Ethereum (ETH)-based crypto project is facing a bunch of criticism. Santiment says Worldcoin (WLD) has generated a lot of buzz on social media platforms shortly after its launch.
Worldcoin's launch was impressive with a circulating supply of 111 million. Binance saw a sharp increase in trading volume after listing.
Twitter announced its rebrand to ‘X' on July 24, the same day the Worldcoin token launched and provided an opportunity for scammers.
Worldcoin, a crypto project led by Sam Altman, has successfully launched its mainnet and introduced the WLD token this week.
Onchain data reveals that Optimism, an Ethereum layer-2 platform, has overtaken Arbitrum in daily transactions for the first time
Worldcoin could onboard "billions of users" into crypto, said CoinFund.
Worldcoin is onboarding 1 user every 8 secs despite waning interest less than a week after launch. For every signup, a user receives 25 WLD
Layer-2 blockchain Optimism has surpassed Arbitrum in daily transaction volume for the first time in six months, according to Dune Analytics.
Newly-launched project Worldcoin has failed to achieve significant progress as signups for the platform's ‘Digital ID' continues to dwindle since launching on July 24. What Is Wrong With Worldcoin?
In a bold move that has captured the attention of cryptocurrency enthusiasts worldwide, OpenAI chief Sam Altman introduced the Worldcoin project, a unique initiative utilizing a groundbreaking “orb” device to create digital identities based on individuals' eyeball scans. The process generates a distinctive “world ID” or “proof of personhood” for each participant, ushering in a new era of identity verification in the crypto space.
Worldcoin, the recently hyped project founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, has stirred controversy among crypto members. The controversy centers around Worldcoin's ambition, which aims to offer a unique digital passport for verifying users as real individuals rather than AI bots.
Worldcoin is facing a falling interest in its platform.
Despite skepticism, the recently launched Worldcoin (WLD), a token for the digital identity project co-developed by Sam Altman, the co-founder and CEO of OpenAI, the platform behind the artificial intelligence (AI) tool ChatGPT, has gathered massive interest.
A video shared by Worldcoin co-founder Sam Altman shows a long queue of people in Japan reportedly waiting to collect $50 worth of Worldcoin (WLD) tokens or 25 WLD.
It's been three days since OpenAI chief Sam Altman unveiled the Worldcoin project to the world. Worldcoin is a unique cryptocurrency initiative that utilizes an “orb” device to scan people's eyeballs, creating their digital identities.
Worldcoin (CRYPTO: WLD), an ambitious project led by OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman, has ignited a diverse range of reactions within the technology and cryptocurrency communities, with Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey being the latest to voice his concerns. What Happened: The project, which aims to enhance economic opportunities and differentiate humans from artificial intelligence (AI), has drawn attention for its requirement of iris scanning to obtain its native token.
In a groundbreaking move, the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has set its sights on Worldcoin, an innovative cryptocurrency project led by visionary entrepreneur Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI. The ICO, known for its role as the data regulator in the United Kingdom, announced plans to conduct a comprehensive investigation into Worldcoin's distinctive user participation model, which involves the submission of iris scans by participants in exchange for a digital identity and free cryptocurrency.
The cryptocurrency world is no stranger to innovation, but the recent launch of Worldcoin, a groundbreaking project led by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, has drawn both awe and concern. The cryptocurrency project, which offers individuals free cryptocurrency in exchange for their iris scans, has raised eyebrows and sparked a regulatory investigation by the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) over data privacy concerns.
Worldcoin, the brainchild of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, has taken the crypto world by storm with its ambitious goal of distinguishing humans from AI, safeguarding privacy, and supporting democratic processes. The project has also hinted at the potential introduction of AI-assisted universal basic income (UBI).
Following the launch of the highly anticipated Worldcoin project on Monday, Hong Kong witnessed hundreds of sign ups, but the WLD token slightly pulled back. How Worldcoin Kicked Off On July 24, a digital identity verification provider called Worldcoin officially started the rollout of its services.
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, is no stranger to ambitious ventures. As a pivotal figure in the tech world, his recent foray into crypto, WorldCoin (WLD), has been one of the most scrutinized launches.
Worldcoin has garnered hundreds of users in Hong Kong despite concerns surrounding its iris-scanning method of crypto distribution.
The excitement around the project has been toned down.
