In a groundbreaking revelation, Kenya has emerged as a global powerhouse in cryptocurrency, with a staggering one-quarter of Worldcoin’s worldwide users hailing from this East African nation. Recent statistics, unveiled just this Tuesday, have sent shockwaves throughout the cryptocurrency community, showcasing Kenya’s meteoric rise to the forefront of digital currency adoption.
These eye-popping statistics reveal that Kenya boasts an impressive user base of over 600,000 individuals, which continues to swell by the day. Among them, a remarkable 301,479 users have undergone the innovative orb verification process, an extraordinary feat that involves scanning their eyeballs. This groundbreaking verification method adds an extra layer of security and opens the doors to a world of unprecedented possibilities.
The man behind this technological revolution is Tools for Humanity’s visionary CEO, Alex Blania. According to Blania, these actively engaged Kenyan users have staked their claim to a whopping 13 million Worldcoin tokens, signifying Kenya’s unwavering commitment to this cutting-edge digital currency.
For those keeping a close eye on the cryptocurrency market, the current trading price for a single Worldcoin token stands at an impressive Sh180, a testament to its growing prominence in the global financial landscape.
However, the story doesn’t end there. An additional 330,000 Kenyan users have eagerly embraced Worldcoin by downloading the app onto their smartphones. These enthusiastic users, while not yet orb-verified, are on the cusp of accessing their share of the Worldcoin pie, eagerly awaiting their verification to fully partake in this digital revolution.
As of the latest update on August 24, 2023, a staggering 194,728 non-orb-verified Kenyan users have successfully reserved an astonishing 4.98 million tokens, further underscoring Kenya’s insatiable appetite for Worldcoin.
Alex Blania, in a pivotal appearance before a parliamentary Ad hoc committee, disclosed that a total of 10 billion tokens have been offered, with a mere 1.28 percent currently in circulation. This revelation emphasizes the immense potential for growth and prosperity that Worldcoin holds for Kenya and the world at large.
Worldcoin, as Blania explained, is issued by World Assets Limited, a British Virgin Islands-based subsidiary of the Cayman Islands-based Worldcoin Foundation, further emphasizing its global reach and influence.
Addressing recent rumors, Blania emphatically denied claims that Kenyan users were lured in with monetary compensation in exchange for orb verification. He clarified that World Assets Limited did not distribute approximately Sh7,000 upon registration. Instead, individuals were rewarded with a substantial amount of WLD tokens, which they were free to trade on the open market.
In a testament to Worldcoin’s worldwide reach, the World ID App and self-custodial wallets are now accessible in an impressive 168 countries across the globe. ID verifications are available in 17 countries spanning five continents, showcasing Worldcoin’s commitment to accessibility and inclusivity.
Kenya’s remarkable ascent as a cryptocurrency powerhouse is a testament to the nation’s embrace of cutting-edge technology and its enthusiastic participation in the global digital revolution. With Worldcoin leading the way, Kenya’s place on the world stage has never been more prominent or promising.
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