Worldcoin (WLD) experienced an 11% price drop on September 24 due to significant capital outflows in both Spot and perpetual markets. Traders sold $280.92 million worth of WLD in the perpetual market, exceeding purchases and pushing net flow negative by $41.45 million, while Spot market data also showed more selling than holding. Negative funding rates and heavy liquidation of long positions further indicate bearish sentiment, making short positions more profitable and suggesting ongoing price weakness. Investors are advised to remain cautious as selling pressure and market dynamics point to potential further declines.
Despite the article's note of an 11% drop, Worldcoin (WLD) is trading up 9.03% on Pluang at Rp7.860 as of Sep 25, 2026 09:11 WIB. The platform shows a market cap of Rp28.66 trillion and a 24-hour volume of Rp6.26 trillion, with buyers dominating at 76% of order activity.
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