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“The WLD token was launched with a relatively low circulating supply of just above 100M WLD,” Worldcoin said in a Sunday post. “This was due to the goal of creating a network of as many human beings as possible. To achieve this, the majority of the WLD token supply will
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Worldcoin is set to begin paying its Orb Operators — those rewarded for scanning people's eyes — with its native Worldcoin (WLD) token, phasing out USD Coin (USDC) as early as next month.According to an Oct. 22 announcement, Worldcoin says Orb Operators — who are “independent ecosystem participants” tasked with scanning
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But you're building a platform that is going to be incumbent on there being use cases in the future. And Ethereum, you mentioned, that's also a platform, but it's not itself a use case. So I wonder without being too prescriptive, and just spinning up dapps and programs yourself, what
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Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied In late May, CertiK, a blockchain audit firm, discovered a serious security flaw in Worldcoin’s code that would have allowed an unapproved user to gain access and become an Orb operator, bypassing the strict verification process. With
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The controversial Worldcoin project had a serious security vulnerability, CertiK has disclosed on X (formerly known as Twitter). Worldcoin pays people to become part of its World ID ecosystem by submitting scans of their irises through a device Worldcoin calls an Orb. According to security platform CertiK, the vulnerability in the
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Part of the controversy around it is the use of biometric data, specifically iris scans, to do so. As someone who doesn’t even use FaceID on an iPhone and takes the time to reject all cookies on every single website, the idea of getting my iris scanned by a sci-fi
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Is Sam Altman’s UBI startup a smart countermeasure to AI, or a privacy nightmare? Jeff Wilser reports. Original Source
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