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Worldcoin is a protocol for developing personal identity-related products, created to make it easier for users to identify themselves in the booming era of AI.
Worldcoin uses a product called “The Orb” to scan a user’s retina, then uses a Proof of Personhood mechanism to verify their identity and store the data on the blockchain. In addition, Worldcoin also developed the World App to help users store digital assets in a simple and convenient way.
WLD is a native token of the Worldcoin ecosystem, operating on Ethereum according to ERC20 standard, and can be used to:
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Worldcoin (WORLD) experienced a 9.4% increase in value following ChatGPT’s launch of an image generation feature on March 25, 2025, approaching the 1 USD mark.
Despite the surge, Worldcoin faces significant regulatory challenges, leading to bans in multiple countries such as Spain and Hong Kong, which negatively impacts its market performance.
As AI popularity grows, Worldcoin could see increased demand if integrated into OpenAI solutions. However, its value has plummeted 63% this year, nearing all-time lows.
In the last three days, selling pressure on Worldcoin has been significant, resulting in a 17.65% decline. Despite this, traders speculate a possible bullish rally from the $0.8 support.
The 1-day chart indicates that the $1 resistance level may impede recovery. However, some accumulation signals in the On-Balance Volume (OBV) suggest a possible buying opportunity for short-term traders.
This week, significant increases in wallets for OP and DOGE indicate a positive shift in sentiment, with OP’s holders rising to 4,313, and DOGE’s reaching 747.
Additionally, Worldcoin witnessed growth in wallets holding between 10,000 and 1,000,000 WLD, climbing to 1,138, suggesting renewed whale interest despite challenging market conditions.
Brazil’s data protection agency has reaffirmed its ban on World ID’s cryptocurrency payments, citing user privacy. The agency’s rejection of Tools For Humanity’s petition was announced on March 25, emphasizing the risks of compromising user consent.
Tools For Humanity faces significant penalties, including a daily fine of 50,000 Brazilian reais (approximately 8,800 USD), if data collection persists. This ban signals a tougher stance on biometric data practices in Brazil.
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