Worldcoin Price Stumbles to New Lows as Traders Wait for a Miracle

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As the market quivers in the face of relentless uncertainty, open interest takes a nosedive and price action dances in a tight little box, with traders staring at their screens, hoping for some divine intervention to provide a direction.

Price Lingers in Dull Range as Market Shrugs

The latest chart patterns show Worldcoin sluggishly inching between $0.62 and $0.64, just a smidgen above November’s multi-year low of $0.5983 T. This narrow range is hardly a surprise given the general downward spiral that’s plagued this asset throughout 2025. After all, a 20% drop in a month is nothing to write home about, right? The bearish momentum seems to have found its groove.

Oh, but there was a fleeting moment of hope above $0.70-until some eager sellers crushed the optimism, sending the price back to the safety of the $0.60 region. A classic move, really. Establishing the current “floor,” if we can even call it that.

Post-crash, Worldcoin has decided to go sideways. A period of “consolidation,” if you want to fancy it up. It seems that traders are reassessing their life choices, recalibrating their positions, and generally not making any bold moves. The current mood is one of complete indecisiveness, where neither buyers nor sellers seem to want to take the reins. It’s like waiting for the punchline of a joke that never comes.

This calm, however, is hardly the beginning of a recovery. No, it’s more like a pause before the next big plot twist. Both sides are standing on the edge, looking at each other, waiting for someone to make the first move. Spoiler alert: it’s not happening anytime soon.

Price Supported by Data, But Activity is as Exciting as Watching Paint Dry

According to BraveNewCoin’s latest data, Worldcoin is at $0.64, managing a modest 0.47% rise over the last 24 hours. The token’s market capitalization is sitting at $1.50B, with a daily trading volume of $98.72M. The available supply of 2.35 billion tokens keeps the coin firmly in the realm of the more circulated assets, which just so happen to be stuck in a prolonged correction phase. How charming.

The price moves within its carefully confined range, with no real surge in volume to signal any substantial recovery attempts. After the rather dramatic drop earlier in the month, the daily candles remain small, akin to the weak coffee you’d get at a budget café. In other words, not a lot of interest here, folks. Just cautious trading.

This lack of action is mirrored in the open interest trends. After a brief spike during the short-term rally above $0.70, open interest dropped off faster than a hot potato, signaling forced liquidations and a general retreat into “risk-off” behavior. At this point, the flatlined profile in both price and open interest is a clear sign that traders are sitting this one out. If you were expecting fireworks, you’re in the wrong place.

Price’s Downward March Continues as Technical Indicators Sigh in Disappointment

At the time of writing, TradingView shows Worldcoin trading at $0.626, extending a well-established decline that has been going on since September. Currently, WLD finds itself near the lower Bollinger Band at $0.546, squeezing into a little corner as price action huddles close to the lower edge. This only further confirms that sellers are firmly in charge, and the coin has spent months failing to make a meaningful move towards the Bollinger basis at $0.701.

The rejection candles from September and October tell a familiar tale-every attempt to rise above $0.70 has been swiftly shut down, as sellers flex their muscles and reverse the momentum. Each failed attempt to close above the basis line cements the weak outlook for Worldcoin. It’s like watching a toddler trying to run before they’ve learned to walk-spoiler: they’re going to fall.

While trading near the lower band occasionally suggests that the coin is “oversold” and might be due for a bounce, let’s not get too excited. There’s no volume or reversal signals to back up that fantasy. Unless the price can break through the Bollinger median with some gusto, the outlook remains bleak, with further consolidation-or, more likely, further declines-looming on the horizon.

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2025-11-27 00:47