Opinion: Why I'm Not Bullish on Worldcoin

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Author: ZachXBT, on-chain detective, encrypted KOL; translation: Jinse Finance xiaozou

Regarding WorldCoin, this is how I see it.

What strikes me the most is that the WorldCoin team brags about how many users they have, when in fact they have been exploiting people in developing countries.

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Verification of a user's real identity currently appears to be enforced only at the registration stage, creating a black market for accounts. On Telegram, fees are now as low as $1 per account.

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WorldCoin increased the share allocated to insiders from 20 percent to 25 percent, according to Coindesk. However, an early WorldCoin promotional video claimed: "WLD is better than Bitcoin", "Bitcoin is only in the hands of a very wealthy few", etc.

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Then, there's the set of privacy/security concerns surrounding iris scanning, which are detailed in Vitalik recent blog post (see Golden's previous coverage " Vitalik: My Thoughts on Worldcoin and Biometric Proofs of Personality ").

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I'm mostly anti-WorldCoin for the reasons above, but I think the general CT narrative around WLD will change based on how the coin performs (increasing price = good project, falling price = dystopian nightmare).

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