
Group 1 - Wall Street tech analyst Dan Ives believes World Network (WLD) has the potential to become a leading authentication technology in the AI revolution [1] - Ives views the initiative as an infrastructure technology rather than a cryptocurrency, predicting it will serve as the "single sign-on for AI" in the future [2] - Ives compares World Network's identity verification project to early-stage tech companies like Tesla, NVIDIA, and Palantir, stating it is "many years ahead" of its competition [4] Group 2 - Ives defends World Network against privacy concerns, claiming it is a privacy-driven solution where data is only stored temporarily and users have control over their data [5] - Following his appointment as chairman of Eightco, the firm has adopted World Network's native token, WLD, as its primary reserve asset [5] - Bitmine Immersion Technologies Inc., led by Tom Lee, disclosed a $20 million investment into World Network [5]