Hudson Jameson, a former developer of the Ethereum Foundation, questioned the encryption project Worldcoin, saying, "The plans of the Worldcoin team are unrealistic and terrible. I am not too worried about the cutting-edge zk technology being built, but I am skeptical about the launch of its project. Some team members talked about the project being joined by tens of millions of people in 2025, but there is no sign that they have a public plan to deal with the huge socioeconomic problems that vary from region to region, and they do not have a working group to invite experts in this area. The Worldcoin token economics are also questionable, because only 80% of the tokens are for the public, 10% for investors, and 10% for the team. How will this create a fair global currency? Have they analyzed how to prevent the gap between the rich and the poor in certain regions? Worldcoin seems to be a product invented by a VC to solve global problems, but apart from developing cool technology, they know nothing about the factors that solve the problem. I don't think Worldcoin will succeed."

According to previous reports, three people familiar with the matter revealed that Worldcoin, a crypto project founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, is in deep negotiations to raise about $100 million in financing and is preparing to launch in the next few weeks. The project has been in the Beta testing phase and is now preparing to launch its blockchain protocol and start recording transactions in the next six weeks.