Worldcoin 

I would like to express my concerns regarding this project:

• Consider a scenario where a user experiences issues with their eyeball, such as an unexpected accident, glaucoma disease, or vision surgery. These conditions can have an impact on the eyeball and subsequently affect the private key. As a result, the user's assets in the wallet cannot be accessed or utilized during this time.
• The concept of "Sweep your eyes to earn free money - Scan your eyes to get free tokens" presents a potential vulnerability where various currency accidents or attacks may occur, with the intention of stealing the user's eye-related information. Although this is an alarming prospect, it is entirely feasible.
• The introduction of Worldcoin in developing countries aims to foster economic growth. However, does the concept of "locked and amortized token volume" genuinely support the economy? In other words, is the economy being driven towards a trend of "colonizing the eyeball"?
• In economics, if an industry becomes monopolistic, it can lead to numerous negative consequences, which is something to consider.
• The Blockchain Trilemma arises from the fact that Worldcoin has chosen to develop solely on Ethereum, despite the network's limitations and issues, such as high gas fees and transaction congestion.
• What if Worldcoin's IrisHash codes encounter problems during token transfers or receipt? What if wallets are compromised? This dependency on IrisHash can be viewed as a limitation of Worldcoin.
• It is important to note that a user can only have one pair of eyes and cannot scan their eyeball multiple times. If eye-related problems or external factors arise, how will the user be able to log in or create another wallet?

From my perspective, these questions are critical and the solution is still uncertain. Show Less