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10 June 2026·Source: FinboldALTCOINMARKETTRADING

Worldcoin price up over 20% as OpenAI files for IPO

Worldcoin price up over 20% as OpenAI files for IPO

Worldcoin ( WLD ) price has surged more than 20% over the past three days after rumors that OpenAI was seeking an initial public offering (IPO) were confirmed on Monday. 52 on June 9, thereby up 24% over the past 24 hours. 75 billion, while its traded volume was $913 million, up 41% in 24 hours.

WLD/USD 7-day chart. Source: Finbold As such, the altcoin has surged by over 116% over the past four weeks, signaling a potential bear-market reversal. WLD price edged higher as OpenAI filed for a confidential IPO with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on June 8.

Worldcoin and OpenAI are linked through Sam Altman, who serves as OpenAI’s chief executive and co-founded World, the project behind Worldcoin. The link gained traction in January 2026, after it was reported that OpenAI could be developing a bot-free, “humans-only” social network and had considered the World’s iris-scanning Orb, alongside Apple’s Face ID.

What’s next for the Worldcoin price? As Worldcoin price gains bullish momentum amid the ongoing AI boom, Finbold AI Agent – an advanced financial assistance tool that leverages several AI models – predicted its further upsurge in the near future. WLD price prediction for June 30.

77 on June 30, representing an average growth of 52%. 8%, respectively. With the rising speculation for Worldcoin amid the hyped OpenAI IPO, the anticipated bullish sentiment could materialize.

However, if the stock market gets trapped in a further correction and potentially trickles down into the crypto industry, WLD’s price could experience a near-term correction. The post Worldcoin price up over 20% as OpenAI files for IPO appeared first on Finbold .

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