Worldcoin’s TVL Soars to $50M—Is WLD Finally Not a Joke?

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Worldcoin’s TVL Soars to $50M—Is WLD Finally Not a Joke?

  • USDC Circle’s stablecoin network reached into the World Chain, making WLD’s TVL look a little less like a bad joke—nearly $50 million now.
  • The price is hanging on by a thread above $1, but let’s be honest, who isn’t? Can WLD stay above this all-important dollar? Or is it just pretending?

After finally upgrading to Layer-2 on Ethereum—because apparently, just being on Ethereum wasn’t enough—Worldcoin [WLD] decided to flex a little. Slowly but surely, the chain started gaining momentum, like a rollercoaster that’s been stuck at the top for a bit too long.

But really, what does this mean for WLD and its wild, unpredictable future? Grab some popcorn; it’s gonna be a bumpy ride.

World Chain’s Expansion and TVL—Because Size Matters

Circle, that adorable company behind USDC, brought its stablecoin A-game to the World Chain, integrating CCTP V2 and making USDC a native participant. It’s like bringing a Swiss Army knife to a knife fight—useful, but still not enough to guarantee survival.

This move might make transferring stable-value tokens feel as easy as clicking “Send” on a drunken midnight message—more liquidity, fewer headaches. Or so we hope.

Meanwhile, WLD’s Total Value Locked (TVL) climbed an impressive ladder—rising from a modest $3 million in May to nearly $50 million by June. Someone’s been doing their homework, or at least putting in the effort to look busy.

And if that wasn’t enough, WLD’s decentralized exchange volume exploded since June started, like fireworks on New Year’s Eve. As long as WLD remains a key player in governance and staking, this TVL spike might keep prices from plunging into the abyss—or at least give us hope for a little longer.

WLD Price Prediction—Because We All Love a Good Dumpster Dive

AMBCrypto chimed in with their crystal ball and announced that WLD was having a hard time holding above $1.00, having broken the support line that’s been holding for since April—probably taking a coffee break and forgettting to come back.

Right now, WLD is trading at $1.094, which sounds good until you remember that bears are prowling around the price chart, ready to pounce unless there’s a miracle rebound to recover that support trendline.

If $1 gives up the ghost, brace yourself for a drop down to about $0.785—because nothing says “buy the dip” quite like a price that’s been through the wringer and come out the other side.

The MACD indicator, that ever-faithful bearer of bad news, is in the red—-minus 0.014—confirming that the bears are running this circus. Red bars are flashing like neon signs, shouting “Gamble responsibly!”

This scene could spell the death of any bullish dreams, leaving us with a potential downside fest that would make even the most seasoned trader want to crawl into bed and stay there.

For the bulls to make a comeback, they need to claw their way back above the support trendline—otherwise, it’s just more of the same depressing slide downward.

Testing psychological support levels might stabilize things—at least until the next gasping gasp of liquidity. But honestly, unless $1 is defended like grandma’s casserole dish, this thing might just drift into the night—another digital ghost haunting the crypto sphere.

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2025-06-12 15:42