The token is now holding support at $0.87, a key zone that buyers are attempting to defend amid shifting derivatives activity and broader market recalibration. Despite some volatility, accumulation signs have emerged across intraday and daily charts, suggesting a possible setup for the next move.<\/p>\n
The 1-hour chart from Open Interest<\/a> highlights notable short-term volatility in Worldcoin\u2019s recent price<\/a> structure. Between June 27 and July 1, WLD traded sideways near $0.86 before rallying to a high of $0.985 on July 3. However, that breakout failed to hold, leading to a quick retracement to $0.929. The rejection occurred near the psychologically important $1 level, indicating that sellers regained control at that resistance.<\/p>\n
Source: Open Interest<\/a><\/p>\n
In the 24-hour BraveNewCoin<\/a> chart from July 2 to July 3, Worldcoin showed a more positive trend, with the price climbing steadily from around $0.91 to $0.981. The session closed with an 11.39% gain, supported by a 24-hour trading volume of $254.58 million. This gradual and steady price increase occurred without dramatic volume spikes, indicating consistent buying across the market rather than isolated activity.<\/p>\n
Source: Brave New Coin<\/a><\/p>\n
The volume pattern remained flat yet sustained, suggesting broad participation during the rally. Unlike isolated short squeezes, this type of volume profile often reflects accumulation rather than short-term speculation. Worldcoin\u2019s market capitalization<\/a> rose to over $1.66 billion during this period, reinforcing its mid-cap position in the crypto sector.<\/p>\n
The TradingView daily chart for WLD\/USDT<\/a> on TradingView<\/a> provides a longer-term context showing the full cycle from the April breakout to the current consolidation. From mid-April to early May, the token surged from under $0.60 to above $1.60, but this move was followed by sustained profit-taking. The rejection at the top formed a long upper wick, and the token began a steady downward trend, forming a clear sequence of lower highs and lower lows.<\/p>\n