Numbers in cryptocurrency are like numbers in a bank account, only with higher volatility)
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🧠 The real problem with Worldcoin isn’t just the numbers — it’s the confusion they create.
Worldcoin’s project always had a polarizing pitch — scan your iris, prove you're human, get crypto. But now we see a major gap between the number of “World IDs” and “unique humans.” Is this just sloppy accounting or something bigger?
🌐While watching that unfold, I checked out UHILANT’s airdrop page — and yep, it’s active. No gimmicks. Just a clean, functional launch. It’s refreshing to see newer projects doing things straightforwardly while others overcomplicate.
🔍 From what it looks like, they might be conflating users who signed up with those who actually completed iris scans. That’s a big deal when your whole claim is about verified identity.
Crypto is supposed to reduce trust in middlemen — but if you can’t trust the data a project gives you, how is that different from the systems we’re trying to replace?
Numbers aren’t just numbers. In crypto, they are credibility.
