Sam Altman, a co-founder of Worldcoin, posted a video depicting a huge line of individuals allegedly waiting to receive 25 Worldcoin (WLD) tokens or $50 worth of Worldcoin (WLD) tokens in Japan.
Worldcoin Co-Founder Altman Demonstrates High Demand with a Video
Worldcoin is a project devoted to developing a user identity network. Sam Altman, the co-founder of Worldcoin, uploaded a video showing individuals in Japan lining up to give away their iris scans in exchange for “free” Worldcoin (WLD) tokens amid talks about the blockchain project’s waning popularity. A line of individuals can be seen waiting to receive 25 Worldcoin (WLD) tokens or $50 worth of Worldcoin (WLD) in Japan, according to a video Altman uploaded.
One person getting verified every 8 seconds now,
Altman
What is Orb?
The Orb is a biometric verification device that gives users a World ID after successfully collecting biometric data, as stated in the Worldcoin introductory letter. To speed up the onboarding procedure globally, the business wants to open Orb venues all over the world.
Worldcoin Could End in Disaster
The Worldcoin sign-ups may appear to be a positive step toward wider adoption of cryptocurrencies, but entrepreneurs such as Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter, and Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, believe that the proposed system would be disastrous if it were to go against the principles of privacy, accessibility, and decentralization that formed the foundation of the crypto ecosystem. Moreover, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), which has reportedly expressed worries about privacy and the security of vital biometric data, may oppose Worldcoin in the UK.
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