Grayscale has filed with the US SEC to launch a spot ETF on Nasdaq that directly holds Worldcoin (WLD) tokens, trading under the ticker GWLD. This ETF would allow investors to gain exposure to WLD without needing to buy or store the token themselves, simplifying access through traditional brokerage accounts. Following the filing, WLD's price rose about 4.5%, breaking above a descending channel on its four-hour chart. However, regulatory risks related to biometric data and the token's legal status remain significant concerns. The ETF's approval is pending, and Grayscale has yet to disclose key details like management fees and initial seed investment.
USDT holds the largest domestic trading share at 21.10% among 58 tracked tokens, highlighting its dominance in Korea's crypto market. STX exhibits the most significant domestic-to-global trading gap, with its domestic share 42.1 times higher than its...
Worldcoin (WLD) closed at $0.519 on October 14, trading within a range of $0.50 to $0.53. Technical analysis shows short-term moving averages slightly above the current price and longer-term averages below it, indicating mixed momentum. Key resistanc...
WLD topped the domestic crypto interest index in Korea with a score of 81.1, accounting for 4.7% of local trading. XRP captured the largest domestic trading share among top assets at 15.5%, with a significant 280.80 billion won traded in 24 hours. Ot...
Worldcoin (WLD) saw a 7.58% price increase within four hours, rising to $0.5197 from $0.4831 as of early Oct. 13. Despite this short-term gain, the token remained down 6.78% over the previous 24 hours, indicating the daily decline was not fully rever...
Starknet's STRK token plunged nearly 29% within 24 hours, alongside other altcoins like LIT, ENA, NEAR, and W, which each fell about 15%. Additional tokens including CFX, ONDO, LDO, ICP, WLD, FIL, and UNI also experienced double-digit losses. This br...
