Worldcoin Collaborates with Dune for Data Accessibility on World Chain

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October 11, 2024 13:23 EDT

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Worldcoin announced a new partnership with Dune on October 11 to improve data access and provide real-time insights for World Chain users.

According to the announcement published by Worldcoin, Dune’s data analytics tools will enable the Worldcoin community to explore on-chain data and track metrics related to decentralized finance (DeFi) and other public blockchain projects once the World Chain main net launches.

Data Access and Insights on World Chain

The collaboration is expected to enhance transparency within the World Chain ecosystem by providing users with improved access to on-chain data and helping them track and understand network performance.

Dune’s platform will enable users to monitor key metrics for decentralized applications (dApps) and DeFi protocols on World Chain, offering a clearer view of on-chain activities.

In addition to tracking World Chain, Dune’s tools may also be used to explore data from other blockchain projects, making it easier for users to interact with the broader web3 landscape.

Worldcoin Shifts Focus From Europe to Asia

The Sam Altman-co-founded project is reportedly shifting its focus from Europe to Asia. The company now sees greater potential in markets across Asia-Pacific and Latin America.

Fabian Bodensteiner, managing director of Worldcoin’s Europe subsidiary, mentioned that regions like Japan, Malaysia, and Argentina are more receptive to the project’s technology than Europe.

The decision to ease focus on Europe came as the company sought to engage with governments and businesses in regions more open to embracing new technologies.

“The project has deep and rich origins within Germany and remains committed to the European market as evidenced by recent launches in Austria and Poland and upcoming EU launches in the coming months,” added the Foundation.