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In parallel with the government’s suspension, the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) of Kenya has issued a cautionary statement to the public. The CMA advises against involvement with unregulated entities in the cryptocurrency domain, as the Worldcoin project gains traction in the Kenyan market. The CMA underscores that, based on their evaluation of available information, Worldcoin lacks regulation in Kenya. Furthermore, products linked to Worldcoin, including crypto-tokens and their derivatives, fall beyond the purview of investment products as defined by the Capital Markets Act. Consequently, they do not fall within the regulatory jurisdiction of the CMA.

The implications stemming from this suspension carry profound reverberations within the cryptocurrency sector, casting light on the intricate landscape of data privacy and the requisite regulatory framework to protect individuals’ rights. This incident also spotlights the inherent challenges emerging technologies encounter as they navigate traditional regulatory structures.

What is Worldcoin?

Worldcoin, established in 2021 by Sam Altman, strives to establish an inclusive global digital currency accessible to all. Its core components include the World ID, where users verify their identity through iris scans using the Orb device, ensuring privacy as the iris image is permanently deleted. The World App acts as a crypto wallet and a gateway to decentralized finance applications. Users, after undergoing iris verification and using the World App, receive WLD tokens tradable on major exchanges; a total of 10 billion tokens will be issued over 15 years. However, Worldcoin’s approach raises privacy concerns due to its use of biometric data for identity verification.

Operating on a decentralized blockchain network, Worldcoin stands unique with its identity verification method. Its ambitious plan involves deploying satellites equipped with cameras and biometric scanners to distribute tokens equally to every person on Earth. While Worldcoin emphasizes privacy and security, the collection of biometric data raises legitimate worries about potential misuse or mishandling of sensitive personal information.

August 2, 2023
Delino Gayweh
Serrari Financial Analyst

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