The price of the Worldcoin token (WLD) dropped to $1.84 but soon rose again to $2.40. Altman’s ongoing collaboration with Tools for Humanity shows that the project is weathering the storm by emphasizing its mission to “create a more humane Internet and a globally inclusive economy.”
But Worldcoin has faced resistance, especially in Kenya, where the government has banned further iris scanning due to data security and privacy concerns.
Critics argue that the project takes advantage of developing countries by offering free tokens to users, although Altman’s commitment to “freedom” remains key to Worldcoin’s governance.
Source: Ferra
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