Worldcoin is struggling again, with the WLD price slipping below a key support level at $0.75 before bouncing slightly near $0.78.
It’s not just WLD; most altcoins are feeling the pressure right now as traders shift back into Bitcoin and liquidity across the market dries up.
The WLD Technical Picture Still Looks Weak
From a technical point of view, WLD hasn’t found solid footing yet. The Worldcoin price broke down from the $0.75 support, which lined up closely with the 20-day moving average, a level many traders were watching as a sign of short-term strength.
The MACD histogram remains in the red at -0.0036, with the RSI (7) at around 30, right at the edge of oversold territory. Usually, that is where we start to see relief bounces; this time, though, there is no bullish divergence yet, meaning sellers still are in control.
If the WLD price drops below $0.72, the next support is around $0.68, which was October’s local low. Losing that level could open the door toward $0.62.
On the flip side, a daily close above $0.75 would be the first step toward breaking this bearish streak.
Worldcoin Volume and Demand Are Fading
The numbers behind the chart tell the same story. The Worldcoin 24-hour trading volume has plunged 37% to about $174.5 million, while open interest in derivatives markets is shrinking too. That means traders aren’t opening new positions and they’re stepping aside.
It’s not just WLD; global spot trading volume across all cryptos has dropped almost 45% in the last 24 hours. With less liquidity, price swings get sharper, and coins like Worldcoin end up taking heavier hits.
Altcoins Are Out of Favor
Zooming out, the overall sentiment toward altcoins is weak. Bitcoin dominance has climbed to nearly 60%, as investors pile into safer assets. The Altcoin Season Index is at 25, which pretty much confirms we’re in “Bitcoin season.”
Even sectors like AI and DePIN tokens are holding up better than most, but Worldcoin hasn’t been able to ride those trends.
Despite growing on-chain usage, more than 1 million active addresses on World Chain, there’s just not enough new capital flowing into WLD right now.
Outlook for WLD Price
For now, the WLD price drop comes down to three things: weak technicals, low liquidity, and a tough altcoin market.
Until it can close above $0.75 or Bitcoin dominance cools off, downside risks remain the bigger story.
Worldcoin has the fundamentals to recover when sentiment shifts, but right now, the charts are still calling the shots, and they’re not bullish yet.