Worldcoin (WLD) Price Drops 7% After a Whale Withdraws $9.5 Million in Tokens from Binance
- A newly created wallet withdrew 10.07M WLD from Binance, raising fears of a major off-exchange dump.
- Worldcoin broke down from an ascending wedge pattern, confirming a bearish shift with $0.580 and $0.347 as possible targets.
- RSI and MACD show no signs of reversal, while any bullish invalidation now depends on reclaiming $1.623.
Worldcoin (WLD) is back in the spotlight, but not for reasons its holders would like. The token recently dipped to $0.9492, slipping over 7% on the day, even as its trading volume spiked by 86.41%, CoinMarketCap data shows.
While large withdrawals are not always bearish, movements of this scale from new addresses often signal that a large holder is preparing for off-exchange moves, such as OTC sales, which can precede a price drop.
Whale Withdrawal Precedes Bearish Technical Breakdown
According to Onchain Lens, a newly created wallet withdrew 10.07 million WLD (worth approximately $9.51 million) from Binance.
While not inherently bearish, large-scale withdrawals, especially from newly formed addresses, often indicate preparations for off-exchange moves such as OTC sales or private custody, potentially signaling reduced marke…
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Worldcoin (WLD) Price Drops 7% After a Whale Withdraws $9.5 Million in Tokens from Binance
- A newly created wallet withdrew 10.07M WLD from Binance, raising fears of a major off-exchange dump.
- Worldcoin broke down from an ascending wedge pattern, confirming a bearish shift with $0.580 and $0.347 as possible targets.
- RSI and MACD show no signs of reversal, while any bullish invalidation now depends on reclaiming $1.623.
Worldcoin (WLD) is back in the spotlight, but not for reasons its holders would like. The token recently dipped to $0.9492, slipping over 7% on the day, even as its trading volume spiked by 86.41%, CoinMarketCap data shows.
While large withdrawals are not always bearish, movements of this scale from new addresses often signal that a large holder is preparing for off-exchange moves, such as OTC sales, which can precede a price drop.
Whale Withdrawal Precedes Bearish Technical Breakdown
According to Onchain Lens, a newly created wallet withdrew 10.07 million WLD (worth approximately $9.51 million) from Binance.
While not inherently bearish, large-scale withdrawals, especially from newly formed addresses, often indicate preparations for off-exchange moves such as OTC sales or private custody, potentially signaling reduced marke…
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