#WLD Currently, there is no public information indicating an agreement between Worldcoin and the US Federal Reserve. In fact, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has stated that the institution is not allowed to hold Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, and has no intention of seeking legislative changes to allow it. citeturn0search0

Furthermore, Powell has stated that Bitcoin is more comparable to gold than the US dollar, suggesting that the Federal Reserve does not view cryptocurrencies as direct competition for the national currency. citeturn0search1

Since there is no such agreement between Worldcoin and the Federal Reserve, it is unlikely that there will be a direct impact on the price of cryptocurrencies related to this information.

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Worldcoin has recently faced significant regulatory challenges in Europe. In December 2024, the Bavarian Data Protection Authority (BayLDA) determined that Worldcoin’s collection of iris biometric data violated the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). As a result, the company was ordered to delete all iris records stored since the project’s inception. This decision aligns with previous measures taken by the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD), which in March 2024 had provisionally suspended Worldcoin’s activities in Spain due to similar concerns. citeturn0news0

In addition to regulatory challenges, Worldcoin has faced criticism for its data collection practices in developing countries. Reports suggest the company may be taking advantage of vulnerable communities by offering financial incentives in exchange for biometric data, raising ethical and privacy concerns.citeturn0search4

In financial terms, Worldcoin's WLD token