World Network also integrates Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP V2) to move USDC across a range of blockchains.
Funds from the venture capital giants will be used for the network's expansion.
World Foundation Advisor Liam Horne spoke Wednesday at Consensus 2025.
Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Digital has temporarily suspended World (formerly Worldcoin) and its digital identity platform, World ID, citing registration issues and possible violations of local electronic system rules. According to a May 4 statement, the ministry confirmed it had suspended the Electronic System Organizer Registration Certificate (TDPSE) for both Worldcoin and World ID. […]
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World, formerly known as Worldcoin, has officially launched its identity verification platform in the United States, according to an April 30 statement. The blockchain-based project enables users to confirm their humanity using a World ID, which can now be verified at dedicated centers in six key cities, including Atlanta, Austin, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, and […]
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World's big push to scale involves U.S. rollout, a new Visa card and partnership with Tinder's parent company.
The move will make World Wallet into a "mini bank account" for anyone who wants it, according to a person familiar with the plans.
The teams are releasing “Razer ID verified by World ID,” which is a single sign-on mechanism that will verify real human gamers from bots.
The new feature, a "mini app" accessible via the World App wallet, will offer special features to holders of World Network's digital passport, which lets users scan their iris in exchange for an account that verifies their "proof-of-personhood."
The protocol aims to rival OpenAI founder Sam Altman's Worldcoin project, which is built around scanning users' irises.
Although World has reached a significant milestone, regulatory headwinds across jurisdictions remain a challenge for the project.
The crypto industry begins the year with approximately $7 billion in tokens set to be unlocked throughout January, according to data from Tokenomist (formerly Token Unlock). Crypto unlocks are designed to gradually release cryptocurrencies, often to prevent significant sell-offs by early investors or team members. While this process ensures a controlled flow of tokens into […]
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German regulators demand compliance changes from World ID after a biometric data investigation.
World’s seemingly playful jab at Spotify comes as the firm faces scrutiny.
Worldcoin (WLD) has seen a nearly 40% surge in the last week, briefly testing the $3 mark. The cryptocurrency hit a 4-month high after nearing the upper zone of a multi-month range. Its recent performance has fueled investors’ optimism about a possible breakout, which could send the token to new highs. Related Reading: Bitcoin Could Drop Below $90,000 If It Doesn’t Break This Level, Rally On Pause? Worldcoin Hits 4-Month High Worldcoin has seen a considerable decline since hitting its all-time high (ATH) of $11.74, retracing around 75% from its March high. During the Q3 retraces, the cryptocurrency lost the $3 support, diving below the $2 mark after August’s “Black Monday.” Since then, WLD has hovered between the $1.3-$3.2 price range, consolidating below the $2.5 for the past couple of months. Following the November Post-election rally, Worldcoin has surged around 75% in three weeks, reclaiming the $2 zone. Earlier this week, the cryptocurrency’s momentum propelled WLD above the $2.5 resistance level for the first time in three months, turning it into support the following days. Moreover, the token surged 23% intraday, hitting its four-month high on November 28 after momentarily trading above the $3 mark. Crypto analyst Yuriy suggested that a “big move” is coming for the cryptocurrency. The analyst noted that WLD’s open interest (OI) has significantly surged this month, rising 135% since election day. According to Coinglass data, Worldcoin’s OI jumped from $184 million to $433 million in three weeks, recording its second-highest day on Wednesday. Additionally, it has seen a 9.65% in the last 24 hours and a 12% jump in the past hour, signaling heightened confidence and participation in the cryptocurrency. To Yuriy, the cryptocurrency could follow the steps of Cardano (ADA), which recently saw its price hit a 2-year high. Following its OI increase, the token recovered from its 75% decline and broke out of its multi-month consolidation range, reclaiming the long-awaited $1 mark. WLD’s Breakout To Target $3.5 The analyst explained that, after the recent WLD price action, the $2.8 mark is a crucial support level to confirm, as it served as a significant resistance level earlier this month. As a result, consolidating above this level could propel the token’s price to the next target. The token is nearing a breakout from the 4-month range, which could target the $3.5 price range in the short term. Analyst AMBcrypto pointed out that the $3.5 mark is the next major resistance for Worldcoin, indicating that a breakout from this level “will push it towards the previous high” of $11. Related Reading: Latest Memecoin Sensation CHILLGUY Hits $0.65 ATH, What’s Behind The 80% Rally? As of this writing, Worldcoin trades above $2.9, having surged 31% in the last month. Additionally, the token has seen a 42% increase in daily activity, registering a trading volume of $1.67 billion in the past 24 hours. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com
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Worldcoin’s recent failure to breach the $2.15 resistance level has put the token under renewed bearish pressure, leaving investors to question if a prolonged downtrend may be unfolding. The $2.15 mark has become a key battleground, with sellers pushing prices lower each time buyers attempt a breakout. As Worldcoin struggles to regain upward momentum, the risk of further declines grows, signaling potential challenges ahead. This article aims to explore the implications of Worldcoin’s recent struggle at the $2.1 resistance level and evaluate whether it could signal an extended downtrend. Through an analysis of technical indicators and current market dynamics, we’ll assess the possible risks and opportunities for Worldcoin, offering traders insights into what may lie ahead for the token’s price movement. Technical Indicators Signal Potential For Extended Downtrend On the 4-hour chart, WLD’s price is exhibiting negative momentum, trading below the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) as it trends downward toward the $1.27 support level. A continued descent toward the $1.27 support suggests that selling pressure is building, and if the support fails to hold, Worldcoin could experience more declines. Also, the 4-hour Composite Trend Oscillator for WLD is showing bearish signals, with the SMA line crossing below the signal lines and approaching the oversold zone, suggesting that sellers are becoming more dominant. As the indicator nears oversold territory, it reflects heightened selling pressure, raising the potential for a downtrend. Related Reading: Worldcoin Gains Upside Momentum: Is A Major Breakout Ahead? On the daily chart, Worldcoin is exhibiting strong downward momentum, characterized by a bearish candlestick pattern following a failed attempt to break through the resistance at $2.15, indicating increased selling pressure and that the asset may continue to drop. Additionally, WLD is currently facing challenges as it attempts to drop below the 100-day SMA, a key indicator that typically signals a pessimistic trend when breached. If WLD manages to close below this level, it could further confirm the negative sentiment in the market, potentially leading to additional selling and a sustained downturn. A detailed analysis of the 1-day Composite Trend Oscillator shows that WLD is likely facing extended losses. The signal line has crossed below the SMA line and is trending downward toward the zero line, indicating a negative shift in momentum. Should the downward trend persist, Worldcoin could encounter significant difficulties in recovering, resulting in a prolonged period of waning price movement. Worldcoin Price Outlook: Will Bears Maintain Control? As Worldcoin encounters heightened downside pressure after being rejected at the $2.15 resistance level, key support zones become crucial to monitor. If bears continue to assert control, they may push the price down to the $1.27 support level. Related Reading: Worldcoin Soars 31%: Will Network Upgrades Push WLD Price Higher? A breakdown below this level could lead to further losses, possibly testing other support levels and intensifying pessimistic sentiment in the market. Conversely, if support holds, it may restore confidence among buyers and create an opportunity for a price recovery. Featured image from YouTube, chart from Tradingview.com
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Worldcoin (WLD) is showing signs of a strong upward push, gaining traction toward the $3.2 key resistance level. As market optimism builds, many are wondering whether Worldcoin is on the verge of a major breakout that could propel it to new highs or if current gains might face resistance in the near term. With growing momentum in its favor, this analysis explores the recent bullish momentum behind WLD and assesses whether it has the potential to trigger a major breakout. By evaluating key resistance levels, technical indicators, and overall market sentiment, we seek to determine if this rally can push the token to new highs or if a reversal is on the horizon. Analyzing Recent Gains Of Worldcoin WLD is currently trading above the 4-hour 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), indicating a robust bullish trend. The recent breakout above the key $2.1 resistance level further strengthens its upward momentum, suggesting that buyers are actively pushing the price higher. Should WLD maintain its position above this key threshold, it could open the door for more gains, with the next target potentially set at the $3.2 resistance level in the near future. An analysis of the 4-hour Relative Strength Index (RSI) reveals renewed bullish potential, as the RSI has surged to 77% after dipping to 52%. A reading above 70% often signals that an asset is approaching overbought conditions, indicating that WLD could experience short-term consolidation or profit-taking. However, if the buying pressure persists, it could lead to further upward movement, driving the price toward higher resistance levels. Related Reading: No Ties To OpenAI: Worldcoin Drops 9% As Top Trader Issues Warning Furthermore, the daily chart shows that Worldcoin is experiencing considerable pressure on the upside, characterized by a series of bullish candlestick formations. This positive trend is underscored by the asset’s position above the critical $2.1 support level and the 100-day SMA. As WLD maintains this upward trajectory, it reinforces optimistic sentiment in the market, setting the stage for potential gains as it approaches higher resistance levels. Lastly, the RSI on the daily chart is currently positioned at 72%, well above the pivotal 50% threshold, which suggests that buying pressure significantly outweighs selling pressure in the market. Can WLD Maintain Its Uptrend, Or Will Bears Intervene? WLD is currently exhibiting strong, upbeat momentum as it approaches the $3.2 resistance level. A successful breakout above this mark could unlock additional gains, potentially driving the price toward the $5.2 resistance level. Related Reading: Worldcoin Drops 6% Amid Alameda Research 1.5 Million Token Sale, Will WLD Price Hold? Conversely, if bears take control at the $3.2 resistance level, the price may start to decline toward the $2.1 support range. A drop below this level could trigger a deeper decline, possibly leading to a test of the $1.2 support level and beyond. Featured image from LinkedIn, chart from Tradingview.com
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One year in, Worldcoin’s vision of a universal digital identity system shows promise with millions of users.
The Worldcoin project, spearheaded by Sam Altman of OpenAI, is entering a critical phase with the scheduled unlocking of Worldcoin tokens for early contributors starting July 24. The project earlier today announced a significant extension in the unlock period for 80% of the tokens held by team members, lengthening the duration “from 3 years to […]
Decentralized identity project Worldcoin has announced that it is extending lock ups for early investors and team members, the project's native token (WLD) rose by 13% after the announcement was published.
Tools for Humanity (TFH), a contributor to the Worldcoin project, hired four executives to advance its mission to ensure a more just economic system, the company said on Tuesday.
This episode of Decentralize with Cointelegraph explores how Worldcoin is pioneering the future of digital identity through its innovative use of biometric orbs and the revolutionary proof of personhood concept.
Rarimo has launched RariMe, a competitor to Worldcoin, and an app that allows users to generate passport zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) verifying the uniqueness of individuals without revealing their identity, it announced on Thursday.