In general, I think people shouldn't trust others, right?

That's the whole premise of crypto.

I think that the whole model of don't be evil clearly didn't work.

The only thing that works is you can't be evil.

And so WorldCoin is a sign a way in which the teams, whoever that is,

which are working on it at the time, cannot be evil now or in the future.

And so a lot of things go into that.

For starters, this is why it's

decentralized, right? This is why it runs on blockchains. It's not just because blockchains are

fun. Blockchains are actually a lot harder to build on, but they're important because you don't

have to trust anyone. Digital identity is a hot topic. And on this show, we've explored

solutions to digital identity that include using technologies like zero knowledge proof.

WorldCoin has been tackling digital identity in a slightly different way.

If you've been following the project, you know that it became popular in 2021 when the company raised more than $100 million to realize their vision of achieving a more equitable global economy. Since then, they've launched

campaigns to scan human eyeballs, to gain access to aspects of their application, and to get

WLD tokens. Now the project has announced that it is building a layer two Ethereum blockchain

that will be based on optimism stack to offer users cheaper and faster speeds.

The chain is designed to prioritize verified humans over AI bots and trading algorithms,

and users who scan their eyeballs to verify themselves will get special treatment.

Tiago Sada is the head of product at Tools for Humanity and World

Coin Core team member. Tiago, welcome back to First Mover. Thank you for having. Janet's always great

coming by to talk about the news. Of course. There have been several different developments over the

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