In this YouTube commentary, the host presents a bold price target of $4,000 per Worldcoin (also referred to as RoyalCoin) and walks through the reasoning behind it. He cites a CryptoSlate article claiming Worldcoin is onboarding eight users per second and describes the token distribution model: a one‑time 25‑token grant for an iris scan followed by a weekly 1‑token reward, which could amount to $8‑$16 k per month if the $4,000 price materialises. The speaker analyses current market data (price $2.22, market cap ~$200 M, rank 136) and extrapolates a future market cap of $20‑$30 B once all tokens circulate. He highlights the project's high‑profile backing, especially Sam Altman (OpenAI founder), to argue for credibility. The video also addresses privacy concerns, dismissing dystopian fears as overblown while acknowledging some valid points. The host argues that in low‑income regions the weekly token reward could be economically significant, potentially driving mass adoption, merchant acceptance, and a new global commerce layer. He contrasts this with the West’s privacy‑focused resistance, suggesting that existing data collection practices make the fears exaggerated. Finally, he predicts that Worldcoin’s success will boost related projects like BitcoinMYK, which he expects to reach $1,000 per token, and concludes that while Worldcoin may not be the perfect solution, its scale and backing could make it the most successful cryptocurrency model to date.
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Welcome back to the channel. I hope you all are having a, a great Friday evening as we go into the weekend. Um, this is going to be a fun video today. We're going to talk about what I believe to be, uh, where the Worldcoin price prediction is going to land. Um, and as you can see from the title of the video, it's a very interesting number, and we're going to discuss details about why I think that number is. Also, I am very well aware of a lot of the negative pushback RoyalCoin is getting. Uh, I think some of those concerns are valid, uh, but I also think some of where people are going with this is unrealistic, and we're going to talk about that a little bit as well, right? Which parts are valid, what parts I think are unrealistic, but Let's talk about what you came for, the price prediction. So Sam Altman says, according to this article coming from Crypto Slate, that Worldcoin is onboarding 8 users per second, right? Now I could believe that, um, although they're saying some of the claims are largely unsubstantiated, but there are, uh, videos, there is evidence of lines going blocks long where people are trying to scan their eyeballs. And I have seen these videos, uh, and, um, you know, uh, and so I could believe that. I don't know if this— I don't know what place this was in the world. It could have been places like Singapore, could have been Vietnam, it could have been— but it didn't look third world country at all to me. But, uh, it was a long line of people waiting to scan their eyeballs. Now, why would some— why would people be so willing in other parts of the world to scan their eyeballs, where in America we're still kind of going on this hoorah privacy freedom ideologies, right? And to the point where we're very standoffish about it. Now again, some of the concerns are valid. A lot of us have read 1984, But that is a critique from a writer about a dystopian society that may or may not exist and may or may never exist, right? And so what comes out of writers and what comes out of science fiction novels and such, uh, I'm just saying we should be careful not to get too carried away with that stuff. But let's talk about the importance of this, why I think this might be happening, right? So the people who are scanning their eyeballs, right, to get the Worldcoin, it's not just, um, uh, that they're going to get 25 of these tokens one time and that's going to be it. No, it's different than that. They're going to get 25 when they scan their eyeballs, which is roughly only about $50 in value right now according according to the World Coin Markets. We'll take a look at them in a second. But they're also gonna be followed up by 1 World Coin token every week. So that comes out to something like $8 per month. It's nothing, it's peanuts, right? Now maybe if you're in a country like Vietnam, maybe if you're in a country like, uh, some third world country and you do it, yeah, sure, that could be a substantial amount of money, you know, $8 a month. In some places, $8 a month might probably be enough to pay your grocery bill or pay your rent or whatnot, right? That's possible, right? Depending on— so this could be significant to some people. But in other more abundant countries, wealthier countries, it's probably not going to be enough to get them there, right? Understandably so. But if Today you got 25 of these real coins, right? Uh, and it hits my price prediction, which I think is about $4,000 per coin. Uh, that would be like $100,000, and then it would follow that you would receive $16,000 per month if my prediction was right from that Iris scan, right? From that, from that Iris scan, right? With the orb they're doing. Now when you look at like that, that is a significant number. But let's look, let's get over to look at the, the price charts and talk about why I would even think a number like that is possible and where is this coming from. So Royal Coin is up over 5% today, it's at $2.22, not too bad. It surprisingly, it's not dropping like a brick, you know, which I would think, you know, which some people would think it's already 100 and ranked 136 on CoinMarketCap, uh, on the charts, right? This is CoinGecko, and, um, and it's ranked 136, uh, and it's not dropping like a rock with over a $200 million market cap. But this, uh, this isn't all the tokens in circulation, so You know, uh, basically once all the, all the tokens were in circulation, this, the market cap would be something like around, uh, $20 billion, $20, $29 billion or something like that, right? It'll be significantly higher, very large market cap, one of the biggest market caps, right? And with the, the onboarding process, they're already saying to have like over 2 million users right out the gate like this. Uh, most cryptocurrencies aren't going to be able to compete, you know, with this. Um, and so there, there's a lot of money in this project. There's a lot of big names and it's a lot of value. The, uh, one of the big names behind it is the founder of ChatGPT. You're talking about one of the greatest technologies in the history of the world, right? So this isn't just some cryptocurrency guy you never heard of. This isn't some, um, uh, obscure figure you've never met or don't know anything about. This is somebody who's created a technology that is probably the most advanced artificial intelligence, uh, programming the world has ever known, right? To the point that people can't even tell the artificial intelligence is human or not, right? So it's a really big deal. Now the people in the West are again holding on to this hoorah of, oh, my privacy, this and that. It's strange though, because especially in the United States, what I don't think people understand is that it's like every year I see this report of where, you know, most of our Social Security numbers have been stolen. You know, everybody who's looked for anybody in the United States already knows who everyone is. And unless you're just a kind of off-the-grid person and you live off the grid every day and you're, you know, and you're hiding in the woods someplace, to keep making these statements about, oh, they want to collect all our data and use it against us and so on and so forth, it, it's almost just nonsensical to even think in terms like that. I hate to say it, and I don't mean to hurt anybody's feelings, but it's— that's a very ridiculous notion. And it's also a notion greatly based on the idea of the government being out to get you and there being Illuminati groups and there being secret conspiracies and so on and so forth, right? Now, I'm not saying that some of these concerns aren't valid, but I do believe that there is a great deal of some weird stuff in this to an extreme level. And I think it's coming from people in cryptocurrency who were kind of that before they even got into cryptocurrency. Like, you know, a lot of these wild conspiracy theory type people that were already that before they got into cryptocurrency. But let's talk about the price predictions here. So why am I coming up with these crazy, these large sums of numbers that some people might not think are big at all? Well, the first part is that I have this theory right, that I've been looking into and studying. And it's, it's more so works like this. If you look at the, um, all right, so let's get into, uh, why I feel like it hit figures like that. So the first part is what we have to understand is that Today's banking, right, to, to our financial institutions. Anytime that you hold value, you hold money on deposit at many banking institutions, they give pretty much every account a value of about $4,000, right? Every individual who comes through that, through the, the, the life account of that, of that bank, each person's gonna be worth about $4,000, right? Um, so that means that, um, you know, everybody who's going and getting a series of World Coins and such, I believe that it's going to be possible for a lot of that value to reflect in the price of World Coin, right? A lot of these people are going to be unbanked individuals and such. Um, they're going to be, uh, using this as a commerce system. Another thing that goes on globally is a lot of people are using phone minutes for currency, right? A lot of these places out in Africa and South America, they're, they're using, uh, phone minutes and trading them for bread products, milk and stuff. So the phone minutes have essentially become a currency of its own. But, uh, there are, there are more efficient ways to do that. And if they were to do that with something like RoyalCoin— and other cryptocurrencies have tried this, but it, it It just hasn't worked out. This is the first one that has a lot of money backing it, hundreds of millions of dollars behind it, big names behind it. And I knew it was going to be a matter of time before they got here. And I think it's going to pull up the other products and cryptocurrencies like that, that maybe have a more accepting approach in some aspects than Worldcoin. But I think Worldcoin is going to be the be to have a spotlight on it, and it's going to be the one that shows everybody this is possible, right? So, uh, not only that part, but, you know, as people start to, you know, these people are getting like the, the $8 worth of royal corn from Sam Altman, um, per month. And so they're stimulating their local economies with the millions upon millions of dollars going into it from, from, from the from into the Royal Coins ecosystem, uh, it's probably gonna just become easier for a lot of merchants to not only carry the orbs in their shops so they can come in here and scan their irises, but it's also good— just gonna become more so easily for them to transact in Royal Coin. That's what I think is going to happen. So I think you're going to start to see a lot of businesses around the world just accept Royal Coin. So what you're going to have then is you're going to have a big, uh, onslaught of businesses that accept Worldcoin. So it's going to become one of the best working models for cryptocurrency we've ever seen, right? Because we don't have that for Bitcoin. You know, Bitcoin is a mess, uh, but I, I think Worldcoin is going to achieve that. I, I think it's going to catch on. Now again, there's going to be people in the West who just aren't going to do this. That's understandable, but they're going to trade the cryptocurrency because I think they're going to see it gaining value, right? Um, being able to authenticate and identify unique people, that, that's something a lot of people have been trying to solve and be into, but none of it has scaled, uh, because I don't think the amount of money and direction has been put into it. But Worldcoin seems to be able to do that because they got the backing, they got the money, they got the names, they got the connections. Right? And they got all of those things. Now, do I think it's the best approach to this? The best way to do it? No, no. But, um, but those are the projects that get the backing and get the biggest support, right? The ones that aren't going to be perfect. Uh, what I do hope hap— I hope, uh, what I do hope happens is, um, that it takes— it lets the crypto community start to look at other similar projects like this, projects like BitcoinMYK. right, that I think in a similar way fashion is going to reach about $1,000 per token as well, uh, without all the problems of Worldcoin. But to get the attention on Bitcoin and YK, your first, you know, Worldcoin is going to be— and I think it's going to be a good ecosystem to see projects, uh, uh, uh, a group of projects like Worldcoin working together, right? I think that's going to be more, uh, uh, value to cryptocurrency, right? It's gonna be more useful to to cryptocurrency, right?
