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​💥 $WLD consolidating near $0.4423 – Bounce or further dip? 📉 ​$WLD is currently holding around the 0.4423 zone following a recent price pullback. On the fundamental side, momentum remains mixed: positive traction from World's identity package launch at Money20/20 is balanced against selling pressure from institutional exchange deposits ($10M transfer) and token unlock schedules. ​Technically, with the daily RSI(6) sitting deeply at 28.39 in oversold territory, a short-term relief bounce could trigger soon. A solid defense of this support could push price back toward the 0.52 – 0.55 resistance levels. However, failing to hold here risks further downside testing. Are you accumulating this dip or waiting on the sidelines? Let’s talk below! 👇 ​#WLD #Worldcoin

$GRVT Transactions by large investors in the cryptocurrency market are attracting attention. An institutional investor with holdings in Aave ($AAVE) and Worldcoin ($WLD) has reportedly transferred cryptocurrency assets worth a total of $33.18 million to centralized exchanges (CEXs). According to on-chain data, in transfers that took place approximately an hour ago, a total of 6,000 Ethereum ($ETH), 19 million Worldcoin ($WLD), and 62,000 Aave ($AAVE) were sent to multiple centralized exchanges. The values of the transferred assets are as follows: Ethereum ($ETH): 6,000 units – $14.4 million Worldcoin ($WLD): 19 million units – $9.67 million Aave ($AAVE): 62,000 units – $9.11 million Related News Has the Lull in Bitcoin Lasted Too Long? Bitwise Identifies Two Levels That Could Separate the Bulls from the Bears A Whale’s Sale Causes a 15% Drop in Altcoin Prices On the other hand, a large-scale transaction carried out by cryptocurrency whale Salem1299534 also attracted attention. According to the shared data, the whale sold 20.06 million AI tokens approximately two hours ago, receiving 461 $ETH in return, which is about $1.09 million. Following this large sell-off, the price of AI reportedly experienced a sharp 15% drop in a short period of time. It was reported that the whale’s total profit from AI transactions reached $2.14 million. According to the data, the investor generated a total of $3.12 million in sales revenue from AI tokens that he initially acquired at a cost of $980,000. *This is not investment advice.

$YGG Worldcoin [$WLD] recorded another bout of intense selling. CoinMarketCap data showed the daily trading volume for the altcoin rose by 33.6%, even though we are heading into a weekend, which generally sees reduced volume. Alongside the sizeable volume hike, the price fell by 13.55% in 24 hours. Meanwhile, Bitcoin [BTC] and Ethereum [ETH] shed 1.26% and 1.47% of their values in the same window, respectively. Worldcoin-specific selling also triggered $4.68 million in long liquidations on Friday, 23rd October. The short liquidations on the day were only $517.8K by comparison. On the 1-hour chart, a bullish structure was established in early September when the altcoin rallied past the swing level at $0.45 and closed a daily session above it. After retracing to a swing low of $0.356, the altcoin rallied to new highs at $0.619, keeping the bullish structure intact. Worldcoin remained inside this bullish structure, despite the drawdown in recent days and the range formation of recent weeks. The CMF was at +0.0, exactly neutral, highlighting the bulls’ and bears’ even influence on capital flows. The MACD was slowly falling towards neutral zero, while the RSI slipped below neutral-50 to signal a bearish momentum shift on this timeframe. Worldcoin fails to sustain range breakout In a recent report, AMBCrypto highlighted the short-term range formation between $0.46 and $0.58. On Wednesday, 21st October, the price closed a 4-hour session above $0.58, but this breakout didn’t last long. Less than three days later, $WLD had seen a 21.3% retracement, from $0.598 to $0.471 at the time of writing. The technical indicators unanimously showed sizeable capital outflows and downward momentum on the 4-hour chart. Since the daily structure was bullish, not all hope may be lost though. The $0.48-range lows might be defended. Even if the short-term range is lost, swing traders can keep an eye on the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.412 for a buying opportunity

$GRVT BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, a leading figure in the cryptocurrency market, is back in the spotlight with his recent $22.28 million cryptocurrency sale, sparking debate about his past transactions. The fact that some altcoins he sold in 2026 subsequently experienced significant price increases has fueled criticism of his market timing. According to the shared price comparison, all four altcoins that Hayes sold off in June are trading above their selling levels. Hyperliquid ($HYPE) surged 24%, rising from approximately $65.2, the price at which Hayes was selling, to $81. $NEAR Protocol ($NEAR) also saw a 120% increase, climbing from $2.23 to $4.91. The most remarkable performance was seen in Zcash ($ZEC). $ZEC, which Hayes reportedly sold for around $390, reached $1,220 in the comparison, showing an increase of over 200 percent. Worldcoin ($WLD), on the other hand, rose from $0.41 to $0.58, gaining approximately 40 percent in value. Arthur Hayes First Gave a $150 Target, Then Sold the Hype Among Hayes’ past projects, Hyperliquid was one of the most controversial. The renowned investor argued on June 1st that $HYPE would outperform all cryptocurrencies in the top 10 by market capitalization by the end of the year. Hayes had also previously shared a price target of $150 for $HYPE by August. However, just three days after these optimistic statements, on June 4th, $HYPE announced that it was closing its entire position. Similarly, although Hayes described $HYPE, $ZEC, and $NEAR as the “holy trinity” of the cryptocurrency market on May 22, he closed his positions in all three assets by June 5. The $ZEC sell-off was triggered by a security vulnerability related to Zcash’s Orchard privacy pool. Following this development, the $ZEC price experienced a sharp decline, and Hayes sold off his assets, citing technical risks. A similar scenario unfolded with Worldcoin. Hayes decided to sell just one day after stating that he would continue holding $WLD during SpaceX’s IPO process. Following these developments, on-chain researcher ZachXBT accused Hayes of using his followers as exit liquidity for his own sell-offs. This assessment was based on the contradiction between Hayes’s publicly delivered bullish messages and the sell-offs he subsequently carried out. On the other hand, it was reported that a wallet linked to Hayes repurchased $2 million worth of $HYPE at approximately $59 on June 8th. The fact that $HYPE rose to $97.96 in September also reignited discussions about the timing of the investor’s transactions. Related News The Big Whales Are on the Move: An Institutional Whale Sold $33 Million Worth of 3 Altcoins Now They’re Selling Ethereum, $ENA, and $UNI In his latest statement on October 24, Hayes confirmed that investment firm Maelstrom had closed all positions in its directional trading portfolio. While Ethereum ($ETH), Ethereum ($ENA), and Uniswap ($UNI) accounted for the largest portion of the approximately $22.28 million in transactions, Hayes stated that he believes the market may fall again before rising due to macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties. However, $ETH and $ENA prices are hovering near the levels where the recent sell-off occurred. Therefore, it’s too early to assess whether Hayes is exiting at the right time this time. *This is not investment advice.