Worldcoin's World App Surpasses 4 Million Downloads

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Worldcoin's World App Hits 4 Million Downloads, Gains 1 Million Users
The mobile World App from Worldcoin has been downloaded more than 4 million times. It might be ranked sixth among software wallets by CoinGecko. The app allows users to verify their identity through iris scanning, with each verification earning 25 WLD tokens.

The project is popular in developing markets, centralization criticism and privacy concerns have been raised.

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More than 1% of the Argentine population has now verified their World ID, similar to milestones set in Chile (1.5%), Spain (0.8%) and Portugal (2.5%).
The rise in verifications comes just weeks after the launch of World ID 2.0, the second generation of Worldcoin’s secure, private and inclusive proof of humanity.
3,084,789 unique humans on Worldcoin.
35 Countries where Orb verifications happened.

At the moment, the coin is trading at the support level of $2.5. After testing the support level, the price might rebound and continue the uptrend. The coin will probably start to rise next month.

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Worldcoin's World App Hits 4 Million Downloads, Gains 1 Million Users
The mobile World App from Worldcoin has been downloaded more than 4 million times.

These numbers do not seem accurate, as most cryptocurrency applications have not reached four million downloads, and let us take the famous Electrum wallet^[1], it has not reached one million downloads.

[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.electrum.electrum&hl=en&gl=US

More than 1% of the Argentine population has now verified their World ID, similar to milestones set in Chile (1.5%), Spain (0.8%) and Portugal (2.5%).

The source of the news is from their page and there is nothing to confirm or deny this information.
The entire project did not provide proof of this, so I searched for their application in the Google Store. You can read all the negative reviews here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.worldcoin&hl=en&gl=US