Worldcoin (WLD/USD)

Worldcoin is trading near the bottom of its yearly range and well below every major moving average. The coin closed at 0.3112 on November 11, 2026, down 1.32% on the session, after a 16.97% drop over the past week and a 37.54% fall over the past month. The one-year decline is 59.65%, and the coin sits 97.3% below its all-time high of 11.74. Momentum indicators have reached oversold territory, which is the main reason the coin is drawing attention now. For holders, the coin pays no dividend and has no native staking yield, so any return depends entirely on the price.

Worldcoin has lost ground over almost every window that matters, from one week to one year. The coin is down 16.97% over one week and 37.54% over one month, and its one-year decline is 59.65%. The six-month figure is the only long window that is positive, up 20.82%, which means the drop is concentrated in the most recent weeks rather than spread across the year. The three-month figure is down 5.72%, so the slide has been steepening into the present rather than fading. No reason for the selling has been reported, so any explanation for the move would be speculation.

The coin trades at $0.3112, which places it 15% of the way up its 52-week range of 0.2322 to 0.7607. That position is close to the bottom of the year. The price is 33.40% below its 50-day SMA of 0.4673 and 22.23% below its 200-day SMA of $0.4002, and the 50-day average itself sits 16.76% above the 200-day average. In plain terms, the shorter-term average has been falling back toward the longer one, and both now lie well above the market price. The 20-day EMA of 0.3795 is the nearest average overhead, and the price is 17.99% below it.

The 14-day RSI is 29.7 on Wilder's calculation, which places the coin in the oversold zone. The MACD line is negative. Oversold readings often appear after a sharp drop and do not by themselves signal a bottom, since a falling price can stay oversold for an extended period. For an investor, the practical meaning is that selling pressure has been strong enough to push momentum to an extreme, and that the next few sessions will show whether that pressure is fading or simply continuing. The coin's typical daily move of about 5.19% means that single-day swings of that size are ordinary for this asset.

The coin pays no dividend and has no native staking yield, so a holder's result depends only on the change in price. The all-time high of 11.74 sits far above the current level, with the price 97.3% below it. The market capitalisation of $1.2B and a 24-hour trading volume of $135.4M give a sense of current scale. Those volume figures show that the coin still trades actively even after a steep decline.

The base case for the coming months is that WLD keeps trading in a weak, range-bound pattern below its moving averages while the selloff loses force. For the trend to improve, the price would need to reclaim the 20-day EMA and then the 200-day SMA, and hold above them on sustained volume; until then the averages act as ceilings. Conditions that would improve the outlook include a steady recovery in trading volume and a move in the MACD line from negative toward positive. Conditions that would worsen it include continued heavy selling that pushes the price further under the 200-day average. Because the coin's daily moves have typically been around 5.19%, large swings in both directions should be expected.