Worldcoin (WLD)

My thesis on buying $WLD was never that complicated. I like Sam Altman. I believe he is one of the few people actually shaping the next era. And the only other major thing he co-founded outside OpenAI is Worldcoin. The tech always made sense to me. In an agentic economy, it makes even more sense. It’s not a memecoin. It’s liquid. Some people trade it short term, some hold it long term. Both are fine. Now with all this OpenAI valuation/speculation, people are talking about $880B to $1T. Compared to that, Worldcoin is still tiny. Believing and holding is a personal choice. Everyone has different goals, different size, different time horizon. What surprises me is how people beg for patience on memes, but with real liquid tokens they flip long, short, mock holders publicly, and call everything a skill issue. That is honestly one of the most retarded traits in this space. I was fine when $WLD dropped to $0.22. I’m fine now. I don’t care if Arthur Hayes sold. I don’t care if some other big name sold. The

$WLD 3% up, move sl to entry https://t.co/Po2J3qFzYr

Gm Worldcoin terminals at King’s Cross’s station London. Agree with the principal or not, was always curious how web3 projects could maximise their exposure by IRL activations like this https://t.co/HkGUNMzXqJ

🚨 ARTHUR HAYES UNDER FIRE AFTER ZACHXBT QUESTIONS RECENT TOKEN EXITS On-chain sleuth ZachXBT publicly accused Arthur Hayes of repeatedly posting bullish targets on tokens before quickly exiting his positions. He questioned how much “exit liquidity” may have been provided by his followers who bought into the narrative on WLD, NEAR, HYPE, and ZEC.