Kenya Maintains Worldcoin Suspension Despite US Intervention
Kenya stands firm against Worldcoin despite US pressure, prioritizing public safety and regulatory compliance.
Xu LinKenya stands firm against Worldcoin despite US pressure, prioritizing public safety and regulatory compliance.
Xu LinThe UK’s Financial Conduct Authority said it will allow recognized investment exchanges to launch cryptocurrency-backed ETNs. The London Stock Exchange also announced that it will begin accepting applications for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETNs in the second quarter of this year.
JinseFinanceWorldcoin reaches 1M users, offers UBI with iris scans. Faces privacy concerns, regulatory scrutiny. WLD token surges amid market rally. OpenAI unveils Sora, plans chip development.
Huang BoWorldcoin's value soars in Singapore, user base grows despite privacy concerns.
Huang BoWorldcoin announces its expansion to Singapore following a pause in three countries, marking a significant year with over five million users and 30 million transactions.
BrianWorldcoin's World ID 2.0 aims to revolutionize online cryptocurrency interactions with a focus on privacy and authentic human engagement. The recent market performance of WLD suggests growing investor confidence and a potential for further upward movement.
Cheng YuanPayments will be made in WLD tokens.
AlexIt was disclosed that attempts were made to detain Worldcoin’s officials as they departed Kenya. However, the intervention of the US government led to their release.
KikyoBehind the launch of the Worldcoin crypto project lies major concerns and controversy, pre and post debut. Its unconventional iris-scan identity verification method left many questioning the implications for personal privacy.
CatherineCosine, the co-founder of the blockchain and decentralized finance (DeFi) security platform SlowMist, referred to Worldcoin as an “evil creation” should it succeed.
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