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The owner of ChatGPT introduced a new cryptocurrency, requiring an eye scan to transact Sam Altman, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of OpenAI has announced a cryptocurrency project called World Coin. It is said that this project will verify the digital identity of the users and give them financial access. For this, the company is going to give World ID to the users. The company has described it as a 'digital passport'. It will identify real people and AI bots online. It is said that to get their World ID, users have to scan their eyes with a biometric imaging device called 'Orb'. Only after this process is completed, 'Arab' will create the World ID of the user. For this, the company has placed more than 1,500 billions in different places around the world. The IDs generated from this will be kept in the blockchain. The company said that the reason for doing this is to make it decentralized and secure. The company says that no one group can control th

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'Stable Coin': The One That Upset the Cryptocurrency World Market In the last few days, there has been talking of stable coins in the crypto market. As the value of stable coins fell, so did the cryptocurrency market. Social media, especially Twitter, has been trending for the past couple of days because 'TerraUSD' (Luna) has not been stable. Terra has lost 100% of its value.

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What Elon Musk said was what led to the fall in the value of cryptocurrency Electric car company Tesla has canceled plans to buy vehicles from Bitcoin amid concerns over climate change. The company's founder Alan Musk made the announcement in a tweet. After this tweet, the price of Bitcoin has dropped by 10 percent. In March, Tesla announced it would accept cryptocurrency purchases. Many environmentalists and investors then opposed Tesla's move. In February, the carmaker said it had bought 1.5 billion worth of digital currency. But on Thursday, the company reversed its decision. "We are concerned about the growing biofuel consumption for the bitcoin business and bitcoin mining," wrote Alan Musk. We are particularly concerned about the use of coal, which emits the most carbon. The idea of ​​cryptocurrency is very good. But it doesn't have to pay a heavy environmental cost. ' Musk has also made it clear that the company will not sell the bitcoins it has bought.

Cryptocurrency can now be spent through PayPal The online payment system PayPal has entered the cryptocurrency market. Announcing this, the company said that users with PayPal accounts can buy and sell Bitcoin and other virtual currencies. Customers will be able to purchase goods using PayPal from these virtual currencies. With the company's decision, those who own cryptocurrencies will be able to purchase goods or services from 26 million vendors who can pay through PayPal. According to PayPal, the company is initially planning to open payments in the US market in a few weeks. In the early months of 2021, this feature will be available worldwide. Cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Bitcoin Cash, including Bitcoin, can be spent through PayPal.