- Worldcoin investment has profit potential, but caution is advised. Iris scan is used to distinguish humans and robots.
- Privacy-conscious individuals may not participate.
- Registration stopped at KICC due to security concerns. The Worldcoin team searching for a new site in Kenya.
An individual who identifies as an agent of the Worldcoin initiative and who has been assisting Kenyans with the registration process at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) has recently shared some valuable insights about the potential profit and risks involved with this new cryptocurrency trend.
This agent, who wishes to remain anonymous, has cautioned that despite the potential for significant profits, there are also significant dangers that individuals should be aware of before investing in Worldcoin.
According to the agent, they have personally made around Sh80,000 in just four short days, as many Kenyans are eager to participate in this exciting new trend. The agent’s phone has been ringing non-stop as they help people convert their tokens into Kenyan cash.
They have stated that anyone with a smartphone can sign up for the Worldcoin initiative and undergo iris scanning for verification purposes. Once this step is completed, individuals receive free tokens that can be immediately converted into Kenyan cash.
However, despite the potential for significant profits, the agent has stressed that individuals should exercise caution when investing in Worldcoin. There are inherent risks involved with any investment, and individuals should ensure that they fully understand these risks before making any financial decisions.
The agent has urged individuals to do their research, seek professional advice if needed, and only invest what they can afford to lose. Overall, while the potential for profit is undoubtedly enticing, it is crucial that individuals approach this new cryptocurrency trend with caution and a full understanding of the risks involved.
The agent provided valuable insight into the best approach to promoting WorldCoin and its benefits. According to the agent, the key is to educate people about the intricacies of cryptocurrency and how it works. This involves explaining that cashing out is not a straightforward process and that there is a risk of losing money if done independently.
Despite some individuals expressing concerns about privacy when it comes to artificial intelligence, the agent firmly believes that embracing AI is inevitable as the world continues to progress. This is viewed as a positive development, in contrast to the negative perception held by some. In fact, even billionaires are offering monetary incentives, so why not take advantage of them?
The agent also pointed out that individuals who are willing to undergo iris scanning for a fee of Sh7,000 are likely in need of financial assistance, which is precisely what Worldcoin aims to provide. By utilising this technology, Worldcoin can accurately identify and help those who are in financial need.
When a user registers, they will receive 25 free Worldcoin tokens valued at approximately $2 (284 Kenyan shillings), which is equivalent to about 7,000 Kenyan shillings. The iris scan is used to differentiate between humans and robots, and those who are unconcerned with privacy are more likely to participate.
After the registration process was stopped due to security concerns at the KICC, the Worldcoin team suggested finding a larger site. Despite privacy concerns, many Kenyans still registered for Worldcoin at the KICC.
Despite the company’s assurances of data privacy, Immaculate Kassait, the data commissioner, issued a warning on Friday.
As a responsible citizen of Kenya, it is crucial to ensure that any data or information shared is accurate and reliable. The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) is currently evaluating the practices of WorldCoin to ensure that they comply with the law and protect individuals’ personal or sensitive data.
Therefore, it is highly recommended that people conduct thorough research and understand how their data will be used before sharing it. This way, they can prevent any potential misuse or mishandling of their data and safeguard their privacy.
