$WLD 24 hours down 9% to 0.456, with $49 million in trading volume. Arthur Hayes sold off and bailed out in early June; the market all thinks this coin is done.
But on-chain data tells another story—at the end of May, a “whale” executed 64 trades, the highest in the year; there were 1,309 active addresses, and the 40% surge wasn’t driven by retail traders. After Hayes left, the whale addresses didn’t really drop—smart money didn’t all exit.
Worldcoin’s AI identity narrative is still alive, with Sam Altman propping it up and orb devices being rolled out globally. The Fear Index is 31, and $BTC is still churning at 59k—while the whole market is cutting losses, the ones that are mistakenly sold off are the real opportunities.
Did Hayes’ exit mean genuine bearishness, or is he just short on cash? Now that big players see it, do they dare to pick it up? 🤔
#AI赛道 #Worldcoin #on-chain data
But on-chain data tells another story—at the end of May, a “whale” executed 64 trades, the highest in the year; there were 1,309 active addresses, and the 40% surge wasn’t driven by retail traders. After Hayes left, the whale addresses didn’t really drop—smart money didn’t all exit.
Worldcoin’s AI identity narrative is still alive, with Sam Altman propping it up and orb devices being rolled out globally. The Fear Index is 31, and $BTC is still churning at 59k—while the whole market is cutting losses, the ones that are mistakenly sold off are the real opportunities.
Did Hayes’ exit mean genuine bearishness, or is he just short on cash? Now that big players see it, do they dare to pick it up? 🤔
#AI赛道 #Worldcoin #on-chain data