Worldcoin Price Near $0.65 Faces Pressure as Whales Sell Into the Rally

Key Insights

• Retail buyers continue to support dips, shown by rising money flow and lower exchange inflows, helping Worldcoin price avoid a sharp drop.
• Whales are reducing holdings near resistance, and the bearish chart structure suggests the rally may pause unless $0.65 is reclaimed clearly.
• WLD price is struggling near the $0.65 level, where past rallies have failed, and selling pressure keeps returning.

Worldcoin price is up about 10% in the past 24 hours. Even so, the rally is again slowing near $0.65, a level that has stopped the price before. This zone has become a clear test area, and traders are watching closely to see if WLD price can move past it or fail again.

The short-term move looks strong on the surface. Some signals support the rally, while others warn that the move may not last long.

Momentum Shows a Familiar Warning Sign for Worldcoin Price

One of the first warning signs comes from momentum. Between early November and mid-January, Worldcoin price made a lower high. During the same period, the RSI made a higher high.

RSI, or relative strength index, is a tool that shows how strong buying pressure is. When the RSI rises, but the price fails to follow suit, it means buyers are pushing, but sellers are still maintaining control.

This setup is called a hidden bearish divergence. In simple terms, it means the rally is losing strength even though the price is still trying to move higher. The last time this exact pattern appeared, Worldcoin price touched the $0.65 area and then pulled back shortly after.

The same risk might be showing up again. This does not mean a drop must happen right away. However, it does show that the current rally is not fully supported by momentum. When this happens near a known resistance level, traders usually become more cautious.

Worldcoin Retail Buying Remains Active on Dips

Even with the momentum warning, retail buyers are still active. This is visible through money flow data and exchange activity.

Money flow indicators are still trending higher. This tells us that money is still coming into Worldcoin, especially during small dips. Buyers are stepping in instead of waiting for lower prices.

Exchange inflows also dropped sharply over the past few weeks. Exchange inflow measures how many coins are sent to exchanges, often to sell. When inflows fall, it usually means fewer holders are preparing to sell.

Together, these signals explain why the Worldcoin price has not yet broken down. Retail demand is absorbing selling pressure and helping WLD stay elevated, even as it struggles near resistance. Besides, most of the retail demand seems to be going in as dip buying support.

The main weakness comes from large holders. Since Dec. 30, Worldcoin whales reduced their holdings from around 9.2 billion WLD to about 9.12 billion.

Whales are investors who hold very large amounts of tokens. Their behavior often shapes the next big move. When whales buy, the price usually trends higher. When they sell, rallies often lose strength.

Right now, whales are not supporting the move above $0.65. Instead, they are slowly trimming positions as WLD price rises. This creates a clear conflict. Retail buyers are adding on dips, but whales are selling into strength. As a result, the price remains stagnant instead of breaking higher.

Worldcoin Price Structure Keeps Downside Risk Alive

Some analysts still expect more upside for Worldcoin. However, the price structure they point to is a falling channel. A falling channel is a pattern where the price moves lower within slanted boundaries.

This type of structure is bearish by nature, unless the price breaks out clearly and holds above the resistance level. As long as Worldcoin stays below $0.65, the falling channel remains intact.

If $0.65 is reclaimed with strong follow-through, the outlook can improve. If not, price may go back toward lower support levels, such as $0.59, $0.55, or even the $0.46 area where the earlier double bottom formed.

For now, Worldcoin price sits between support from retail buyers and pressure from whale selling. Until one side clearly gives way, the market is likely to stay unstable near this key level.