Worldcoin & Visa: $1 Imminent?! 🚀

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Right, so, Worldcoin, yes, that thing with the eyeball scanners đŸ‘ïž, is having a bit of a chat with Visa. Apparently, they’re thinking about a payment wallet. You know, the kind that lets you fling stablecoins around like, well, slightly less volatile digital frisbees.

  • WLD, still yapping with Visa about cobbling together a payment wallet thingy for stablecoin shenanigans.
  • WLD, currently doing the limbo between $0.7800 and $0.8600. Experts say it’s “market accumulation.” We suspect it’s just indecision. đŸ€”

This alleged partnership—and let’s be clear, rumours are often more exciting than reality—aims to, quote, “transform the financial sector.” Which, let’s face it, could use a bit of transforming. Preferably into something less baffling.

The iris-scanning doohickey that Worldcoin wields is supposed to make stablecoins more appealing for everyday use. Because nothing says “convenient payment” like having your retinas zapped. đŸ’„

Visa showing up to this party could give stablecoins a veneer of respectability. Businesses and end-users might even start thinking they’re not completely bonkers. Stablecoins, being tethered to actual money, are supposedly less likely to spontaneously combust. Ideal for transactions, they say.

If this whole thing doesn’t fall apart, Worldcoin might just become the king of stablecoin transactions. Imagine, WLD tokens flowing through Visa’s financial plumbing like
 well, like digital money through digital plumbing. It’s a metaphor, okay?

Social media—that bastion of truth and accuracy—suggests this alliance could help Worldcoin spread its financial tentacles to retail and institutional types. All in the name of “global economic inclusivity.” Which, frankly, sounds like a slogan dreamed up by a committee.

The potential impact on WLD and the stablecoin market

Apparently, WLD joining forces with Visa could revolutionize WLD’s position in the cryptocurrency market by, you know, making people want it. Integrating WLD into Visa’s infrastructure would, allegedly, make people actually use it. Imagine!

Worldcoin’s eyeball-scanning system promises security for stablecoin transactions. Because who would dare commit fraud when their irises are on file? (Probably someone, actually.)

Of course, this puts WLD in a head-to-head battle with the likes of USDT, USDC, and DAI. It’s a stablecoin showdown! Visa’s presence might even inspire financial institutions to join the fray. Which could lead to “regulatory improvements.” Or more paperwork. Who knows? đŸ€·

Back in 2020, PayPal embraced crypto, and lo and behold, adoption and value went up. Worldcoin thinks it can do the same. Because hubris is always a good strategy.

What next?

In other news, someone’s been staring at WLD charts. Apparently, the market had some sort of “reaction” to the Visa rumour. (Spoiler alert: it wiggled a bit.)

Between March 14th and 20th, WLD was stuck between $0.7800 and $0.8600. Experts called this “consolidation.” We call it “boring.”

Then, on March 21st, it broke free! WLD soared to $0.9200 by March 23rd! Trading volume went up! Apparently, this means something. Probably.

At the time of writing, WLD was lollygagging around $0.9290, a 25.10% jump. The price action is forming a “symmetrical wedge pattern.” Which sounds vaguely painful. It indicates a potential “continuation of the uptrend.” Unless it doesn’t.

Resistance is futile at $0.9500. Support is hanging tough at $0.9000. A breakout above $0.9500 could send WLD hurtling towards the magical $1.0000 mark! Which would make everyone feel ever so slightly richer. For a moment, anyway.

Market sentiment is, apparently, “optimistic.” Because who doesn’t love a good rumour? If the Visa deal actually happens, WLD could go even higher! Maybe even to $1.1000! In the short term! (Terms and conditions apply. May not actually happen. Void where prohibited.)

However, if negotiations collapse, expect a swift return to the land of $0.8600. Prepare for disappointment.

In conclusion, Worldcoin and Visa might just be the next big thing. Or it might all fall apart. Only time will tell. Either way, it’ll be interesting to watch. Probably.

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2025-03-25 14:19