Worldcoin price is trading near $0.63, down 2.72% in the past 24 hours, as the token enters a tightening consolidation zone after months of sustained selling pressure.
Both price volatility and futures participation have declined sharply, creating the type of quiet, coiled market structure that often precedes a stronger directional move.
Traders are now watching for clues in open interest and volume to determine whether he token’s next leg will break upward or extend its broader downtrend.
Price Drifts into a Sideways Range as Open Interest Slides Lower
On the 1-hour timeframe, the coin shows a steady climb from the lows around November 22 toward a short-lived burst of strength near the 24th, where buyers briefly pushed the price higher. Following this recovery, the chart transitions into a softer, slower upward drift before flattening into a tight consolidation. The candles near the most recent sessions grow noticeably smaller, reflecting low volatility and two-sided trade as the market loses directional momentum.
Source: Open Interest
Open interest illustrates the same transition. During the early part of the chart, OI climbs consistently alongside price, signalling leveraged participants entering fresh positions as the rebound gains traction. This type of synchronised rise in price and OI often confirms positive trend intent, as traders deploy fresh capital rather than closing old positions.
But once price reaches the mid-range and begins to stall, open interest reverses course. OI falls steadily from the high-80 million region toward roughly 78.5 million, showing clear position unwinding. When open interest contracts while price flattens, it generally means traders are stepping away from risk, closing both long and short exposure, and waiting for cleaner signals. This is characteristic of a cooling market, where conviction fades, and momentum dries up.
As both price and OI now stabilise, the token sits inside a classic equilibrium zone. These environments often precede volatility expansions—either a breakout driven by renewed inflows or a breakdown triggered by capitulation. The next meaningful shift in open interest will likely provide the early signal for whichever direction dominates next.
WLD Down 2.72% as Liquidity Remains Moderate
According to BraveNewCoin, Worldcoin is trading at $0.63 with a market capitalisation of $1,495,847,473 and a 24-hour volume of $73,198,035. The project ranks 72nd globally, with an available supply of 2,365,462,877 tokens.
Market sentiment around the coin has cooled notably since its high-profile launch period, with the token struggling to attract strong speculative flows amid broader uncertainty in the altcoin sector. Despite its major backers and ambitious identity-focused ecosystem, price structure remains heavy, and traders are adopting a wait-and-see approach as the token compresses near local lows.
Liquidity remains steady, but demand for aggressive directional positioning has clearly faded—consistent with the flattening behaviour seen in both price and open interest.
Downtrend Dominates Despite Slowing Bearish Momentum
The daily chart shows the token entrenched in a broad downtrend following its early-September spike to $2.20. Since that event, the token has formed a series of lower highs and lower lows, confirming persistent bearish control. Recent price action compressing around $0.62–$0.63 reflects reduced volatility rather than structural recovery, keeping the overall trend biased downward unless buyers reclaim higher levels.
Source: TradingView
Source: TradingView
The MACD remains below the zero line, showing bearish momentum on the higher timeframe, though a small positive histogram suggests selling pressure is slowing rather than intensifying. This softening of downside momentum hints at the potential for a short-term relief bounce, but without a clear MACD crossover and sustained movement above zero, any rally remains corrective.
Chaikin Money Flow reinforces the caution. With CMF around –0.17, capital flows remain negative, indicating net distribution rather than accumulation. CMF’s failure to hold above zero since September suggests long-term buyers have not yet returned with conviction. For a healthier shift, traders typically look for CMF to rise sustainably above zero alongside a breakout from the current range.