$0.62 WLD, do you $WLD dare to buy the dip?

WLD was still hovering around 0.23 a month ago, now it has surged to a high of $0.71, nearly a 3x increase.
Although there was a short-term correction of about 5%, market enthusiasm remains high, trading volume continues to grow, clearly still a focus of capital attention.
On the bearish side, Arthur Hayes has closed his position and exited, triggering some profit-taking.
However, from the fundamentals, the World Chain ecosystem is still growing rapidly, with TVL continuously increasing, and on-chain funds have not shown significant withdrawal.
Plus, with Sam Altman and AI narratives supporting, WLD remains one of the most watched projects in the current AI track.
From a technical perspective, WLD has broken through the long-term downtrend channel, now more like a normal correction after a breakout.
Key support is around 0.60; if broken, look at the 0.55 area.
Resistance above is at 0.65-0.70; if it stabilizes above, there’s a chance to challenge 0.80 or even higher.
In the short term, look for low-entry opportunities around 0.60, but be sure to set stop-losses, as if BTC experiences a significant correction, WLD will also find it hard to remain unaffected.