$WLD Keep shorting.



WLD's recent rebound is painfully weak, with the price just dropping from $0.4146 to $0.3491, now bouncing back to $0.3533, with trading volume exploding to 1.12B, yet the price is moving sideways like a dead fish. This volume surge with stagnation clearly indicates the main players are using the rebound to distribute, almost draining the buying pressure. I directly put my entire $380k short position in, aiming to secure a position before the next big crash.

1. The team’s obvious selling has never stopped. On-chain monitoring shows that the Worldcoin-related address just transferred another 75 million WLD to a middleman wallet, worth about $20 million, which is the same dedicated channel used previously to send tokens to Coinbase and BitGo. Over the past two months, the team has deposited over 150 million WLD into exchanges, each transfer precisely coordinated to push the price up, followed by dumping.

2. The “flood” in July is about to pass. The so-called July 24th unlock and halving only reduced the daily unlock from 5.1 million to 2.9 million, but the selling pressure remains huge. Even more terrifying, over 52% of the total supply will flood into the market at once, making it one of the largest token “dammed lakes” in crypto history. Market buy orders simply cannot withstand this.

3. Regulatory crackdown is tightening more and more. Multiple countries, including Hong Kong, South Korea, and Spain, have issued bans on WorldCoin’s iris collection, continuously triggering privacy compliance issues. The hype around Nasdaq holdings has already cooled down, and the real negative impact of large unlocks is still to come.

The $380k short is locked in; WLD’s script isn’t value discovery but pre-planned liquidity harvesting. Any rebound is a trap. #wld #阿贵Btc
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