WLD Coin Crashes to Historic Lows – Can It Bounce Back?

Key Insights:

• World Foundation dumped 226M tokens, driving WLD coin price to record lows.
• Smart money accumulated WLD as retail exited in panic.
• Weak selling pressure and accumulation signal a potential bounce

Worldcoin’s WLD coin fell to an all-time low territory last week, slipping down 14.3% in 7 days to trade at $0.2763. The price drop came as the project’s own foundation unloaded a massive bag near the bottom. Will the WLD price survive this winter?

World Foundation Offloads 226 Million WLD Coins

The World Foundation dumped 226 million WLD tokens onto OTC markets between 26 and 29 March, triggering a sell-off that pushed the price to an all-time low of $0.2444 on March 28.

Entities linked to Sam Altman reportedly sold off a large chunk of holdings in the same window, adding fresh selling pressure to the WLD coin.

Sam Altman Dumps Large Amounts of WLD Coin | Source: BSC News

The foundation moved roughly 226 million WLD coins through over-the-counter deals in just four days. The amount was worth roughly $63 million in USDC at an average price near $0.27.

Some of the tokens landed with buyers who quickly deposited 49 million WLD straight to Binance. The move may have been driven by the need to raise cash to cover operational costs.

“This sale funds the project’s core operations and activities, R&D, or manufacturing, ecosystem development, and more,” World Foundation wrote on X.

Worldcoin token unlocks have always coincided with massive price dumps for the token price.

Funds Accumulate WLD Coin During the Dip

While World Foundation and OTC buyers were focused on selling, four funds went the other direction. DACM, Kenetic Capital, CoinFund, and Hashed funds stepped in and bought more than $600,000 worth of WLD during the same drawdown period.

WLD Coin Transactions | Source: Arkham Intelligence

DACM alone pulled 1.4 million tokens straight from Binance. These moves signal smart-money accumulation on WLD coin while retail sentiment stayed shaky.

WLD Coin holders | Source: Token Terminal

Meanwhile, on-chain data now shows the Worldcoin holder count has dropped to 1.3 million. That number has continued to drop in recent weeks as weaker hands exited. The drop reflects the broader sell-off but also clears out some noise ahead of any potential rebound.

Worldcoin Price Remains Bearish Amid Heavy Outflow

The WLDUSDT price chart remains bearish in the long-term, despite a short-term recovery. WLD price slid from roughly $0.32–$0.40 earlier in March down to $0.2444 on March 28. This was the lowest level since its launch.

Currently, the price is below the 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages (SMA), signaling that the price action remains heavily bearish. After a relief rally, the 50-day SMA showed some resistance around $0.3024. However, the 200-day SMA poses a stronger resistance around $0.3642.

This zone is sandwiched between two order blocks, a larger and a smaller one. With the larger OB having over 77.86 million, it is likely that market makers will push the price higher to sweep this liquidity.

This means the WLD coin price could bounce back to around $0.42 if it breaks above the 50- and 200-day SMAs.

Worldcoin Price Chart | Source: TradingView

The relative strength index (RSI) hovered at 45.21, signaling a potentially strong rebound from oversold levels. Despite the sell-off by the Worldcoin Foundation and Sam Altman, selling momentum dropped sharply, likely due to funds scooping up the cheap coins.

Why WLD Coin Price Could Bounce Back?

The dump has already happened. The foundation locked $25 million of the proceeds for 6 months, easing future supply pressure. Meanwhile, the funds that bought the dip now sit with fresh bags at bargain prices. Worldcoin continues to push its World ID and orb network forward, and those fundamentals have not changed.

With weaker hands flushed out and smart money positioned, WLD coin sits at a potential turning point.

Investors who panic-sold at the bottom just handed the smart money a cheap entry. The WLD coin chart has stopped bleeding for now, and the on-chain flow says accumulation has already begun. No one knows the exact bottom, but the setup for a bounce just got a lot cleaner.

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