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The Nuclear Company is taking an old approach to building new nuclear reactors. Rather than gin up a new design or try to mass manufacture smaller reactors, it wants to develop a series of reactors using existing designs.
• The Nuclear Company was established in 2023.
• Founded by Jonathan Webb, Kiran Bhatraju, and Patrick Maloney.
• Focuses on a pragmatic approach to nuclear energy.
• Plans to build large-scale nuclear reactors using existing, licensed designs.
• Targets sites with existing permits or licenses to expedite development.
• Aims to reduce regulatory hurdles in the nuclear energy sector.
• The Nuclear Company has found fewer than a dozen viable sites with existing approvals.
• These sites can support reactors exceeding 1 gigawatt each.
• The company aims to develop a total of 6 gigawatts in its initial fleet.
• This approach accelerates deployment and meets the increasing demand for reliable, large-scale power sources.
• U.S. electricity demand is expected to rise by nearly 16% by 2029.
• The growth is primarily due to the expansion of data centers.
• There is an urgent requirement for stable and substantial power generation.
• The company’s approach provides a reliable energy source to support the expanding digital infrastructure.
• Tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are investing in small modular reactors and renewable energy.
• The Nuclear Company targets large-scale, proven nuclear technology.
• By avoiding new reactor designs and leveraging existing regulatory approvals, they aim to expedite power capacity delivery.
• The goal is to provide significant power capacity more quickly than competitors.
Is this the pragmatic path to meeting our future energy needs, or will innovation in new technologies outpace established methods?
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San Francisco-based Moonvalley has quietly raised $53M to build high-quality, copyright-safe AI video tools aimed at creators, not just coders.
• Its flagship model, Marey, generates HD video with customizable camera movement and character motion.
• Built with animation studio Asteria to ensure outputs meet professional storytelling standards.
• Designed for narrative use, not just quick clips or experiments.
• Models are trained exclusively on licensed media to avoid IP violations.
• This positions Moonvalley as a safer alternative to competitors like OpenAI, Runway, and Luma.
• Ethics-first stance helps appeal to studios, agencies, and media platforms.
• Quietly raised $53M from 14 unnamed investors, following a prior $70M seed round led by General Catalyst, Bessemer, and Khosla.
• Total funding now exceeds $120M, giving it serious firepower.
• Differentiation will hinge on output quality and safety, not just speed.
Can Moonvalley’s trust-first model become the industry default, or will speed and virality keep leading the pack?
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Rahul Sonwalkar, the Harvard engineer behind the viral “Rahul Ligma” prank, is now leading Julius, an AI startup that’s simplifying complex data analysis for non-technical users.
• Julius lets users analyze, visualize, and model large datasets using plain English prompts.
• Designed to make predictive modeling and data exploration accessible without coding.
• Adopted by Harvard Business School for its “Data Science and AI for Leaders” course after outperforming tools like ChatGPT.
• Raised an undisclosed seed round led by Bessemer Venture Partners’ Talia Goldberg.
• Team of 12 focused on product expansion and user growth.
• Over 2 million users have signed up, signaling strong market demand.
• Targets business leaders and professionals who need fast, reliable insights without deep technical skills.
• Aims to democratize data science across industries with a user-first approach.
Julius isn’t just building AI tools, it’s making data science a language everyone can speak.
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Y Combinator-backed Firecrawl is offering $1 million to hire three AI agents and their developers, aiming to integrate AI into its core operations.
• Firecrawl has posted three job listings exclusively for AI agents:
• A content creator to autonomously produce SEO-optimized blog posts and tutorials, analyze engagement metrics, and refine content strategy.
• A customer support engineer to handle support tickets, respond within two minutes, and escalate issues when necessary.
• A junior developer to prioritize GitHub issues, write documentation, and code in TypeScript and Go.
• Each role offers a salary of $5,000 per month.
• The initiative follows a previous attempt in February 2025 to hire an AI agent, which did not yield a suitable candidate.
• The $1 million budget is allocated for both AI agents and the human developers behind them.
• Firecrawl is open to hiring these developers either full-time or as contractors, depending on the scope of their contributions.
• The company has received approximately 50 applications within a week of posting the new job listings.
• Firecrawl offers a web crawling tool designed to scrape data from websites for large language models (LLMs), emphasizing ethical practices by honoring robots.txt settings and limiting scraping frequency.
• The tool is popular among enterprises seeking to gather data for internal LLM use, aiming to balance data acquisition with respect for website policies.
Firecrawl’s approach reflects a growing trend of integrating AI agents into business operations, highlighting both the potential and challenges of such innovations.
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AI startup Cohere has acquired Ottogrid, a Vancouver-based platform that develops enterprise tools for automating certain kinds of high-level market research.
• Ottogrid’s platform offers a native table interface with AI-powered document analysis capabilities, enabling users to extract data from websites and save it directly to spreadsheets or automatically enrich sales lead lists.
• The platform was rebranded in October 2024 with a major redesign, introducing new integrations, tools, and APIs.
• Ottogrid will sunset its standalone product, providing customers with ample notice and a reasonable transition period.
• Post-acquisition, Ottogrid’s technology will be integrated into Cohere’s recently launched ChatGPT-style application, North, designed to assist knowledge workers with tasks such as summarizing documents.
• Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez stated that the integration aims to bring enterprises a new way to tackle research with smart tables, enhancing day-to-day productivity.
• Cohere’s acquisition of Ottogrid comes as the company experiences corporate turbulence, having missed its 2023 revenue target by 85%.
• The company reported an annualized revenue of $100 million, following a strategic shift focusing on private AI deployments for sectors like healthcare, government, and finance.
Cohere’s acquisition of Ottogrid underscores its commitment to enhancing enterprise AI tools, aiming to streamline market research processes and bolster productivity through advanced automation.
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Munich-based OroraTech is developing a thermal-infrared satellite network that enables real-time wildfire detection, aiming to make fire intelligence faster, global, and predictive.
• Operates a constellation of 10 thermal-infrared satellites monitoring Earth’s surface 24/7.
• Creates a ‘wildfire digital twin’ — a real-time model that tracks, simulates, and predicts fire behavior.
• Helps public agencies and private insurers detect fires early, assess risks, and act proactively.
• Already used across Australia, Europe, and the Americas for fire management and emergency response.
• Designed for scalability as wildfires intensify with climate change and extreme weather cycles.
• Integrates thermal data, AI analytics, and satellite imaging for minute-level precision.
• Combines aerospace engineering, AI, and environmental science to solve a trillion-dollar climate challenge.
• Expanding the platform to serve governments, insurers, forestry, and energy sectors.
• Long-term vision: planet-scale monitoring of wildfire risk zones and carbon impact.
OroraTech isn’t just putting satellites in orbit — it’s building a global intelligence layer for wildfire response. Will fire prediction soon be as common as weather forecasting?
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Spanish startup Xoople has unveiled its EarthAI platform, positioning itself as the world’s first Earth Intelligence company. By integrating geospatial data with advanced AI, Xoople aims to provide real-time insights into Earth’s surface changes, enabling businesses and governments to make informed decisions across various sectors.
• Xoople’s proprietary system collects and processes continuous Earth surface data, delivering AI-ready datasets that can be seamlessly integrated into existing enterprise and GIS platforms.
• The platform enables users to monitor, identify, and predict changes on Earth’s surface, facilitating proactive responses to environmental and infrastructural shifts.
• From agriculture and logistics to finance and urban planning, EarthAI supports various industries in enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and risk management.
• Xoople collaborates with industry leaders like Microsoft and Esri to enhance its platform’s capabilities and reach.
• Recognized as a Strategic Enterprise by Spain’s CDTI, Xoople benefits from support by entities such as AXIS and the Spanish Space Agency, underscoring its national significance in technological advancement.
Founded in 2019, Xoople is committed to unlocking the potential of Earth data intelligence. By removing the complexity of processing vast amounts of Earth data, the company aims to provide actionable intelligence that empowers organizations to make better decisions for a sustainable future.
As EarthAI continues to evolve, Xoople’s innovative approach positions it at the forefront of transforming how we perceive and interact with our planet.
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Amsterdam-based deep-tech company Optics11 is pioneering advanced fiber optic sensing solutions to safeguard Europe’s critical infrastructure. By developing ultra-sensitive early warning systems, the company aims to protect vital assets like undersea cables, offshore wind farms, and high-voltage transformers from threats such as sabotage and aging-related failures.
• Optics11 has introduced technologies like OptiFender, which detects early signs of electrical failures in high and medium voltage systems, and OptiBarrier and OptiArray, which provide continuous monitoring of subsea infrastructure.
• The company collaborates with energy and maritime operators to implement its sensing solutions, enhancing the resilience of Europe’s energy supply and maritime routes.
• OptiArray is set to be integrated into the Royal Netherlands Navy’s upcoming Orka-class submarines, enhancing their navigational and defensive capabilities.
• With 40% of Europe’s 90,000 high-voltage transformers exceeding their lifespan and production backlogs extending to 2030, there’s an urgent need for predictive maintenance solutions.
• Recent incidents of undersea cable sabotage highlight the necessity for robust monitoring systems to protect critical communication and energy infrastructures.
• Optics11’s fiber optic sensors offer advantages over traditional sensors, including immunity to electromagnetic interference and the ability to function reliably in harsh environments.
• By ensuring the reliability of infrastructure, Optics11’s technologies support the integration of renewable energy sources into the grid.
• The company’s solutions enable a shift from reactive to predictive maintenance, reducing downtime and associated costs.
• Advanced threat detection capabilities help distinguish between hostile and benign activities, contributing to national and regional security.
Optics11 is not just addressing current infrastructure challenges but is also laying the groundwork for a more secure and resilient future.
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San Francisco-based AI startup Hedra has raised $32 million in a Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz’s Infrastructure fund. The company aims to revolutionize enterprise marketing by enabling the creation of lifelike digital characters through its AI-driven video generation platform.
• The $32 million Series A round brings Hedra’s total funding to $44 million, with participation from existing investors including a16z Speedrun, Abstract, and Index Ventures.
• Hedra’s Character-3 model integrates text, image, and audio inputs to produce realistic digital characters, facilitating the creation of engaging video content for marketing purposes.
• The company plans to expand its team and establish a New York City office to support its growth into enterprise marketing applications.
• Traditional video production can be time-consuming and costly; Hedra’s AI-powered solution offers a faster and more scalable alternative for creating high-quality marketing content.
• The platform’s ability to generate lifelike digital characters helps brands create more personalized and engaging customer experiences.
• By overcoming the “uncanny valley” challenge in digital character creation, Hedra enables more natural and relatable virtual personas.
• Hedra is transitioning from serving primarily digital creators to focusing on enterprise clients, aiming to become a key player in the AI-driven marketing space.
• The company is investing in the development of its Character-3 model to enhance the realism and expressiveness of its digital characters.
• With the new funding, Hedra plans to scale its operations and further develop its platform to meet the growing demand for AI-generated marketing content.
Hedra’s innovative approach to AI-generated video content positions it to significantly impact the future of enterprise marketing.
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Audoo is building a fairer music economy—starting in cafés and gyms. With $8.8M in new funding (and Adele on board), it’s rolling out tech that ensures artists get paid when their music is played in public.
• Installs plug-in Audio Meters in public spaces to detect songs in real time
• Uses a 120M+ track database and cloud platform to log usage accurately
• Fixes the decades-old issue of untracked public performance royalties
• Backed by Adele, Elton John, ABBA’s Björn Ulvaeus, and Paul McCartney
• Already live with PRS for Music and PPL across the UK and Europe
• Expanding to Africa and Australasia as part of global rollout
• CEO Ryan Edwards was a touring artist who never saw his royalties add up
• Started Audoo in 2018 to bring transparency and accountability to music plays
• Now 7.2M developers are building apps on its HarmonyOS-style platform for creators
• £7M (~$8.8M) round brings total funding to £18M
• New capital goes toward scaling devices + partnerships with rights orgs
• Positioned as critical infrastructure for post-streaming royalties
Audoo isn’t trying to replace Spotify—it’s building the layer that makes sure artists finally get paid from it.
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Huawei has officially cut the cord from Western OSes. With the launch of its first HarmonyOS 5 laptops, it’s betting big on a China-first computing future—starting with a foldable that rivals the MacBook.
• MateBook Fold: 18” OLED foldable with no keyboard, folds to 13”
• MateBook Pro: 14.2” traditional laptop with sleek HarmonyOS interface
• Both powered by HarmonyOS 5—built from scratch, no Android or Linux core
• HarmonyOS now runs on 1B+ devices globally
• Laptops support 150+ native apps at launch, incl. WPS Office and Meitu
• Targeting seamless integration with Huawei phones, tablets, wearables
• Aims to replace Windows/macOS in Huawei’s supply chain
• Driven by US trade restrictions blocking Android + Intel partnerships
• No Google, no Windows—full-stack national tech independence
• MateBook Fold: ¥23,999 ($3,328), 32GB RAM, 2TB storage
• MateBook Pro: ¥7,999 ($1,100) entry point
• Focused on domestic market dominance before global export
Huawei isn’t just launching laptops—it’s laying the groundwork for a post-Western operating system future.
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Keep helps small businesses manage multi-currency finances with a Stripe-like backend—and just raised $12M to compete with Float in the increasingly crowded Canadian fintech space.
• Offers corporate cards, multi-currency accounts, and automated spend management
• Integrates directly with accounting platforms to streamline finance ops
• Monetizes through interchange fees, FX spreads, and premium transfer speeds
• Crossed $14M in annualized revenue in just over a year
• Serves 3,000+ SMBs—many operating across borders
• Claims 20x YoY revenue growth and 5x valuation increase since prior round
• CEO Oliver Takach is a YC alum and previously founded Origin and CareLedger
• Co-founder Helson Taveras shared early frustrations with traditional banking tools
• The duo is building Keep as the “mission control” for SMB finance
• Raised $12M in Series A1 led by Tribe Capital, with Liquid 2 and Cambrian
• $50M credit facility from Treville and $3M in venture debt from SVB
• Total equity raised: $23M, aiming to deepen product and expand market reach
Keep isn’t just building a better corporate card—it’s designing the financial core for a new generation of cross-border businesses. Will it become Canada’s Ramp?
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SparkCharge has raised $30 million to expand its on-demand EV charging service for fleets, offering a flexible alternative to traditional infrastructure investments.
• Provides mobile EV charging solutions, allowing fleets to electrify without building permanent infrastructure
• Operates on a per-kilowatt-hour basis, handling all aspects of charging for clients
• Eliminates the need for fleets to manage grid connections or construction delays
• Services available across all 50 U.S. states, as well as in Canada and Mexico
• Caters to clients including ports, railheads, and automotive manufacturers with 24/7 operations
• Addresses challenges faced by fleets in areas lacking sufficient charging infrastructure
• Founded in 2018 by Joshua Aviv to address gaps in EV charging infrastructure
• Transitioned from assisting stranded EV drivers to offering comprehensive fleet charging solutions
• Aims to simplify the electrification process for businesses by removing infrastructure barriers
• Secured $15.5 million in a Series A-1 equity round led by Monte’s Fam, with participation from Cleveland Avenue, Collab Capital, Elemental Impact, MarcyPen, and non sibi ventures
• Obtained a $15 million venture loan from Horizon Technology Finance Corporation
•Total funding raised: $30.5 million
SparkCharge is redefining fleet electrification by offering flexible, on-demand charging solutions. As the demand for EVs grows, will this model become the standard for fleet operations?
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Gravitee has secured $60 million in Series C funding to expand its Agentic API and Event Management platform, addressing the growing complexity of modern digital infrastructures.
• Combines management of APIs, AI agents, and event streams into a single platform
• Supports both synchronous (REST) and asynchronous (event-driven) communications
• Enhances security, observability, and governance across hybrid systems
• Trusted by global brands like Michelin, Roche, and Blue Yonder
• Recognized as a leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for API management
• Included in Tech Nation’s 2025 Future Fifty list
• Founded in 2015 by a team of developers aiming to simplify API management
• Offers both open-source tools and enterprise-grade solutions
• Provides deployment flexibility: on-premises, self-hosted, or SaaS
• $60M Series C led by Sixth Street Growth, with participation from Riverside Acceleration Capital and AlbionVC
• Total funding exceeds $125 million
• Sixth Street’s Michael Bauer joins the board to support global expansion
As enterprises integrate AI agents and event-driven architectures, Gravitee’s unified platform positions it to become an essential tool for managing the complexities of modern digital systems.
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Airwallex has secured a $300 million Series F funding round, elevating its valuation to $6.2 billion. The round includes $150 million in secondary share sales and features investors such as Visa Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, Square Peg, DST Global, Lone Pine Capital, Blackbird, Airtree, and several large Australian pension funds.
• Total funding raised: $300 million, with $150 million in secondary share sales
• Valuation: $6.2 billion
• Notable investors: Visa Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, Square Peg, DST Global, Lone Pine Capital, Blackbird, Airtree, and several large Australian pension funds
• Total funding to date: Over $1.2 billion
• Employee count: Over 1,700 across 26 offices globally
• Targeting new markets: Japan, Korea, the UAE, and Latin America
• Enhancing go-to-market teams in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia
• Recent expansions include a permanent U.S. headquarters in San Francisco, new offices in New York and Toronto, and operations in Latin America, including a soon-to-launch service in Brazil and the acquisition of Mexican payment firm MexPago.
• Annual revenue run rate: On track to surpass $1 billion in 2025, up from $720 million as of March
• Gross profit CAGR: Over 250% across the Americas and Europe over the past four years
• Customer base: Over 150,000 businesses, including Brex, BILL, Deel, Rippling, Navan, and Qantas
• Customer growth: 50% increase in 2024
• Services: Global business accounts, multicurrency cards, embedded finance APIs
• Transaction processing: Enables fund transfers across more than 150 countries, with 68% of transactions processed instantly and 95% arriving within hours
• Infrastructure: Built direct integrations with local clearing systems and card networks in over 60 countries
With this significant funding and strategic partnerships, Airwallex is poised to redefine global banking infrastructure, empowering businesses to operate seamlessly across borders.
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Zoca just raised $6M from Accel to give local service businesses AI agents that handle growth—from lead generation to repeat bookings—with zero marketing expertise required.
• AI agents automate ads, websites, rebooking, and follow-ups
• Hyperlocal demand intelligence tailors outreach by zip code
• Integrates with tools like Google Business, Fresha, Vagaro for full-stack control
• Over 1,000 local businesses onboarded since 2024
• 120,000+ bookings driven, $10M+ in client revenue generated
• Customers save hours each week on marketing and ops
• Ashish Verma (ex-Fortune 500 AI lead) and Robin Chauhan (ex-unicorn data infra)
• Both IIT Kharagpur grads with firsthand insight into SMB tech gaps
• Building Zoca as the AI-native OS for hyperlocal services
• $6M seed led by Accel, joined by GTMfund, Elevation Capital, Better Capital
• Funds to scale engineering, expand verticals, and grow AI agent capabilities
• First targets: beauty, wellness, dental, pet care—fragmented but high-LTV
Zoca is betting that the next big AI platform won’t serve enterprises—it’ll serve your neighborhood.
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Crusoe Energy just raised a massive $11.6B to build what will be OpenAI’s largest compute hub—transforming Abilene, Texas into a global capital for AI infrastructure.
• Eight-building data center campus powered by 1.2 GW of energy
• Up to 400,000 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs deployed across the site
• Designed to support frontier model training at exascale levels
• Crusoe started in crypto, using flared gas to power data centers
• Now pivoted fully to AI infrastructure—powering OpenAI, Oracle, and others
• Combines gas, wind, and solar for flexible energy sourcing
• OpenAI and Oracle co-leading “Project Stargate,” Crusoe’s hyperscale rollout
• Oracle has signed a 15-year lease to deliver OpenAI’s dedicated cloud layer
• SoftBank and MGX also involved in funding and infrastructure
• Thousands of new construction and tech jobs for West Texas
• Liquid and air cooling systems for sustainability at GPU scale
• Scheduled to come online by 2026, setting a new bar for AI buildouts
Crusoe isn’t just building data centers, it’s reshaping the industrial backbone of the AI era.
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Siro is redefining how field sales teams learn and close—using real conversation data to drive 36% better close rates. Now with $50M from SignalFire, it’s taking AI coaching mainstream.
• Mobile app captures live, in-person sales pitches
• Converts voice into structured data for coaching insights
• Helps reps improve faster and managers coach more effectively
• 36% higher close rates and 30% lower rep turnover
• Coaching cycles are 10x faster—turning daily activity into daily improvement
• Stories include reps breaking sales records and managers reclaiming family time
• CEO Jake Cronin started selling Cutco knives door-to-door
• Built Siro to give field reps the same tech leverage as SaaS teams
• Emphasizes human-first coaching enhanced—not replaced—by AI
• $50M Series B led by SignalFire, with backing from existing investors
• Total funding now $75M, fueling adaptive coaching and real-time team visibility
• Expanding across product, engineering, and go-to-market
Siro isn’t another AI assistant—it’s a full-stack performance system for the people still knocking on doors.
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RevenueCat has raised a $50 million Series C round led by Bain Capital Ventures, bringing its total funding to $100 million. The company now powers over one-third of all new subscription apps globally and is expanding into virtual currencies, fintech tools, and web monetization.
• Manages subscriptions, in-app purchases, consumables, and virtual currencies
• Offers tools like Paywalls (drag-and-drop editor), Experiments, and Customer Center
• Supports Web Billing and external payment flows, helping developers reduce platform fees
• Over 50,000 apps use RevenueCat, including ChatGPT, Notion, VSCO, and Runna
• New app integrations have more than doubled in the past six months, driven by AI and gaming
• Processes billions in payments annually
• CEO Jacob Eiting co-founded RevenueCat in 2017 to simplify app monetization
• Focused on helping developers get paid and navigate complex monetization challenges
• Aims to build a public-scale company that supports the evolving needs of app developers
• $50M Series C led by Bain Capital Ventures, with participation from Index Ventures, Y Combinator, Adjacent, Volo Ventures, and SaaStr Fund
• Post-money valuation of $500 million
RevenueCat is evolving from a subscription management tool to a comprehensive monetization platform, addressing the diverse needs of modern app developers.
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Worldcoin is betting big on biometric proof of personhood—using iris scans to issue a “World ID” and distribute free crypto. With $135M in fresh funding, it’s expanding fast across 20 countries.
• Users scan their iris via a silver “Orb” to receive a unique, anonymous World ID
• Claims biometric data is immediately deleted post-verification
• Aims to differentiate real humans from bots in an AI-dominated digital world
• Over 2M users onboarded across 35 cities since beta
• Free Worldcoin tokens (WLD) offered to verified users
• Storefront “orbing” sites live in SF, Miami, and beyond
• Co-founded by Sam Altman, focused on identity in the AI age
• Sees World ID as a foundation for democratic tools, fintech, and digital governance
• Facing resistance over privacy, but pushing ahead on global infrastructure
• $135M raised from a16z, Bain Capital Crypto, and others
• Funds support a U.S. expansion to 7,500 Orbs by year-end
• Valuation rumored in the high hundreds of millions
Worldcoin is more than just a crypto giveaway—it’s a high-stakes bet on the future of identity in an increasingly automated world.
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