> That is my superficial understanding as well but if we are both correct, what is the point? The point is that application developers can limit access to the

> That is my superficial understanding as well but if we are both correct, what is the point? The point is that application developers can limit access to their $whatever by real humans, and force uniqueness. > One of the only (dubious) advantages of crypto is that nothing ties a wallet to a person, or a wallet to another wallet unless they interact. How is WorldCoin better than just having a bank account that you have to go into a bank in person to set up? This seems to be generally about cryptocurrencies at large, doesn't seem specific to Worldcoin as far as I understand. I think the assumption is that "Someone wants to use a cryptocurrency and someone built a platform, now the builder wants to make sure the user is unique", and without that, then there isn't really anything to discuss.