Worldcoin (WLD)

$WLD E: 0.3752 SL: 0.3690 TP: 0.3938 https://t.co/0fo4M7i5as

I’m not gonna lie, the market hasn’t been easy lately. Look at $WLD, for example. It was performing really well, up 150% since our entry, and now it’s almost fully retraced. The only way to survive this market is to secure constant profits and wait for better times. https://t.co/lBliTsuklB

Everyone talks about narratives. AI. Adoption. Institutions. But price has always told the story first. Look at $WLD. Every major cycle followed the same pattern. A strong expansion. A brutal correction. Months of boredom… And then another explosive move. Right now we’re sitting in that exact phase again. Most people won’t notice it because nothing exciting is happening yet. That’s usually when the biggest opportunities are created. If history continues to rhyme, the first major leg could send $WLD back toward the $8 area. And if momentum really kicks in… Double digits suddenly stop looking unrealistic. Nobody gets excited during accumulation. They only start posting rocket emojis after the first 300% move

The rise of @worldnetwork shows the market is paying attention to digital identity. The rise of AI agents is changing what digital identity needs to solve. It’s no longer just about proving someone is human. It’s about proving who stands behind an AI agent when it acts.

$WLD Currently 1R up from entry but BTC needs to hold 62.5k for this to play out. https://t.co/XHDTMGHkND

$WLD E: 0.4040 SL: 0.3813 TP: 0.5078 RR: 4.6 https://t.co/gt5wGsTQJu

$WLD 7% up after a close above and retest as planned https://t.co/il23siK2GD

$WLD 2 ways plan Either wait for a retest around 0.365 or for a breakout above 0.395 with 4H close above https://t.co/MNUMPmSeLF

🚨 Web3 just got another quite interesting "drama" between two projects both named World. The @worldnetwork side (Sam Altman's Worldcoin project) is said to have filed a report with Cloudflare, accusing https://t.co/r54PfGlopx of being an impersonating brand website and requesting the domain be taken down. But what’s notable is the response from https://t.co/r54PfGlopx. Instead of issuing a dry press release, they chose to reply with a post full of "meme" vibes: "The world is big enough for both of us." And they added a jab: "P.S. You're not scanning my eyeballs." This is clearly a spinning kick at World Network’s iris‑scan identity verification model. In my view, the fun isn’t the verbal sparring. It’s when a project grows large enough to affect a rival’s brand, the story stops being just about product competition and becomes a battle over name, recognition, and users. Of course, we can’t yet conclude whether World Network’s accusations have merit or if this is simply a brand dispute. But one thing is certain: In Web3, attention is always the most valuable asset. Both projects are leveraging this drama to draw community attention. 👀