An individual calling themselves Nadir Hajarabi, who claims to have previously worked for Worldcoin, has alleged the human identity verification project may have committed illegal acts during their employment.
In an Aug. 23 YouTube video, Hajarabi said they witnessed “very questionable” activities at Worldcoin (WLD), including “sloppy and/or illegal things” prior to quitting the project before its token launch on July 24. They claimed the organization was holding some of their pay and were speaking with authorities in different jurisdictions as part of probes into Worldcoin.
According to Hajarabi, the Worldcoin project had a “horrendous execution,” which involved cutting corners ahead of the release of its white paper, and they had seen red flags “from day one.” They said they contacted the Worldcoin CEO and the organization’s legal team but did not receive satisfactory answers for the alleged discrepancies in its mission versus execution.
“I haven’t been paid for my hard and tedious work during ETHCC and ETH Global because I started raising questions,” Hajarabi told Cointelegraph. “That’s not fair and I won’t be bullied into silence and financially abused. Even if my reach is limited, I’m going to speak up for what’s deservedly mine […] a company pretending to solve financial injustice is not supposed to cause financial harm to workers”
Cointelegraph was unable to independently verify Hajarabi’s claims, which included them providing “specialized services” to the firm. A photo posted to X (formerly Twitter) appeared to show them with one of the project’s iris-scanning orbs. Their YouTube channel, created in September 2013, featured only one video, with the allegations against Worldcoin. An X account that appeared to be controlled by the same individual posted a photo of an ETHGlobal Paris badge wit
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Author: Turner Wright