Orb operators to be paid by Worldcoin in WLD rather than USDC

Worldcoin has been met with ambitious acceptance in the crypto community and has made waves in the blockchain and crypto space. The recent report explains that Orb's operations are to be paid in the native token WLD and not USDC (USD coin).

Timeline of Usd-coin, Worldcoin-org

Kenya's parliamentary committee has decisively recommended the immediate halting of the Worldcoin cryptocurrency initiative. This swift call to action comes after growing apprehensions over users' privacy and a dire need for solid regulations.

Worldcoin, a controversial project that scans people's eyeballs in exchange for cryptocurrency, has garnered attention in Chile, where over 200,000 individuals have participated. While some view this as a concerning step towards a dystopian future, others see it as an opportunity for easy money.

The five market makers involved with Worldcoin's liquidity provision are approaching the loan settlement date of October 22. The recent on-chain activities reflect different strategies among these entities, possibly in anticipation of the settlement.

Worldcoin's native token, Worldcoin (WLD), has been making significant waves in the cryptocurrency market, demonstrating an impressive 80% surge in value over the past two weeks. On September 13, the WLD token was trading at around $1, compared to its price of $1.84 at the time of writing (September 28).

In a remarkable stride for the expanding world of cryptocurrencies and digital identities, Worldcoin recently announced a significant milestone in its engagement with the Latin American region. Notably, they have successfully onboarded 1% of Chile's population, translating to over 200,000 individuals, onto its platform.

The Worldcoin project recently announced in a blog post that it had onboarded 1% of the total Chilean population onto its platform. This milestone is particularly noteworthy as it accounts for over 200,000 of Chile's total population of approximately 19.5 million residents.

Key Points: Circle has made significant moves in the cryptocurrency market by issuing and repurchasing a substantial amount of USDC over the past week. These actions have resulted in an increase in USDC circulation by $100 million.

Nearly $4.8 million has been used to fund cryptocurrency and blockchain education efforts in Kenya, the CEO of Tools for Humanity, Alex Blania, recently revealed. Blania also denied allegations that Worldcoin plans to sell users' biometric data obtained via its eyeball-scanning orbs.

FinTech company and issuer of USD Coin (CRYPTO: USDC), Circle introduced the native stablecoin liquidity access on the Layer-1 Blockchain NEAR (CRYPTO: NEAR) protocol ecosystem. Circle has officially issued Native USDC and is always redeemable 1:1 for U.S. dollars.

As the list of Web3 players is growing, the Kresus crypto SuperApp has extended its crypto cash-out service, allowing users to off-ramp at 0% fees when they withdraw USDC through integrating with Coinflow Labs. On- and off-ramp processes are one of the weak links connecting the crypto economy to the broader financial system.