Worldcoin (WLD) listed on Coinbase with perpetual futures, advancing AI tokens. Offers digital ID with biometric data, gaining market attention. Signals growing interest in AI crypto. Enables institutional trading access. Despite modest response, marks mainstream recognition.
Huang BoWorldcoin Addresses Privacy Concerns with User Control and Transparency Updates. Introduces 'Unverify' Feature and Age Verification Checks. Commitment to Privacy Preservation with Third-Party Oversight.
Huang BoCoinbase International Exchange to list ORDI and Worldcoin perpetual futures, expanding offerings for institutional clients. ORDI witnesses impressive price surge, while Worldcoin's digital identity project gains traction in AI industry. Addition of perpetual futures contracts reflects Coinbase's commitment to regulatory compliance and diversification of product offerings.
EdmundKenya stands firm against Worldcoin despite US pressure, prioritizing public safety and regulatory compliance.
Xu LinHong Kong Privacy Commissioner investigates Worldcoin for potential privacy breaches. WLD token sees a significant value drop, raising concerns about the project's future and impact on investors.
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.
BrianMinecraft collaborates with Worldcoin, integrating World ID for user verification while adhering to strict blockchain policies.
BerniceWorldcoin'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 YuanBehind 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.
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