According to blockchain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, WLD market maker has returned a total of 23.2 million WLD and 65.57 million USDC in the past week, and currently holds 2.54 million WLD.

According to Nansen data on December 17th, a whale increased their holdings of 3,556,250 WLD tokens, worth approximately $14 million, 18 hours ago.<br>This address had previously withdrawn 2.6 million WLD tokens from Binance in batches two months ago, with an average price of about $1.6 per token. The tokens were transferred out between November 16th and 20th, with an estimated price of around $2.4 per token.<br>At the time of writing, WLD is trading at $3.958, with a 24-hour increase of 52.70%.

According to OKX market data, on December 14th, WLD rose to $2.587, with a 24-hour increase of 10.03%.<br>As previously reported by BlockBeats, on December 13th, Worldcoin launched World ID 2.0 digital passport and high-performance development platform, which has now been integrated with popular e-commerce, gaming, and social media platforms, including Shopify, Mercado Libre, Minecraft, Reddit, and Telegram. Existing integrations include applications such as Discord, Talent Protocol, and Okta's Auth0.<br>

On December 13th, according to market data, influenced by Worldcoin's release of "World ID 2.0", WLD rose nearly 8% in a short time, now priced at $2.515.

Outlining a path to a permissionless protocol owned and governed by all of humanity

Worldcoin, a project backed by Sam Altman, has announced a development roadmap that includes a $5 million grants program to support developers in its eye-scanning ecosystem. The project aims to decentralize, which is a core promise of crypto, and has created the Worldcoin Foundation to serve as a non-profit steward of the project. However, the costly process of Worldcoin presents a key challenge to decentralization, and concerns around privacy due to the capture of biometric data require a high degree of due diligence. Worldcoin is also grappling with accusations of centralization, and has chosen not to launch its token in the U.S. for fear of running afoul of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

According to Coindesk's report, Worldcoin Foundation announced a $5 million community funding program called "Wave0" today. These grants are intended to enable developers to "focus on building resilient technology and fairer systems on Worldcoin", and the funding will be in the form of WLD tokens.Remco Bloemen, the protocol lead at Worldcoin, stated in an interview that these grants are not only for developers, but also "the community needs to make greater efforts, including raising awareness and educating people about the importance of the technology's work in income inequality, governance, and other survival risks."

On December 6, the Worldcoin Foundation announced a $5 million community funding program called "Wave0". The grants aim to enable developers to "focus on building flexible technology and fairer systems on Worldcoin", and funding will be provided in the form of WLD tokens.<br>Remco Bloemen, the head of the Worldcoin protocol, said in an interview that these grants are not only for developers, but also that "the community needs to make greater efforts, including raising awareness and educating people about the importance of the technology's work in addressing" income inequality, governance, and other survival risks.

According to Scopescan monitoring, four hours ago, Flow Traders withdrew 500,000 WLD (1.22 million US dollars) from Binance. Currently, Flow Traders holds 7.83 million WLD (18.72 million US dollars).

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, in the past 11 hours, three WLD market makers have transferred 1.45 million WLD (about 3.94 million US dollars) to CEX. Among them, Wintermute transferred 550,000 WLD to Binance; Auros Global transferred 500,000 WLD to Gate.io; and Flow Traders transferred 400,000 WLD to Binance.