The startup promises a fairly-distributed, cryptocurrency-based universal basic income. So far all it's done is build a biometric database from the bodies of the poor.
While the American public and even some U.S. politicians have been sounding the alarm recently over the dangers of the potential future rollout of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), and the loss of all privacy in any financial transactions, a new blockchain financial network that was launched in 2019, before COVID, has been gaining momentum here in 2023 and is now being used in dozens of countries around the world with over 1.5 million users. And it is now being launched in the United States: World ID with the Worldcoin cryptocurrency. World ID is not some concept for the future. It is already here, and already being used around the world with the World App and Worldcoin, for both financial transactions and "World ID checks." Why have so many people around the world so quickly signed up for a World ID? Because they are being offered free cryptocurrency, and in some cases even free money in their local currencies, by using their new World ID. And what do they have to do