Last night, WLD, as a leader in the AI field, led a collective rise of projects such as ARKM, IO, and LPT. The reason behind this is that World ID has launched a pilot program in parts of Asia and South America, allowing it to be linked to personal valid identification without requiring information to be provided to third parties like TFH and World. This initiative addresses long-standing privacy issues and truly realizes the integration of real-world identity verification into Web3. With a massive influx of traffic, the value of the projects has surged, signifying limitless business opportunities. Despite WLD's large market capitalization and being unlocked, some investors remain optimistic, much like how Xia Ge gradually increased his stake from $1 last year, peaking at $11. At that time, iris recognition technology was still in the experimental stage, and when the market was sluggish at $1, hardly anyone was willing to participate. If there is anyone in the world who can change it like Musk, it might be SAM.
SAND, as one of the core projects of the metaverse, drove the rise of projects like MANA, AXS, and IMX this morning. The explosive opportunity for the metaverse began when Facebook changed its name to Meta, followed by many large companies like Atari, Ubisoft, and globally renowned singers like Jay Chou, Lin Junjie, and Snoop Dogg joining in to hold virtual music concerts. In 2021, the team established the Chain Oil Studio in Chengdu, and the lively atmosphere of discussions is still vivid; everyone was talking about newly added equipment and expanded server rooms, which ultimately concluded with "Legend Four."
The projects that everyone discusses the most usually possess both value and potential, but often 90% of the projects are not the biggest gainers. Each year, dark horses suddenly emerge, and until they are discovered by the market, hardly anyone pays attention. Therefore, investors should pay more attention to the trends of emerging cryptocurrencies.
