
Worldcoin jumps on human-only concert ticket push
Worldcoin gained as much as 8% after World Network announced a partnership with Thirty Seconds to Mars that uses World ID technology to provide human-only access to selected concert ticket sales.
The initiative aims to address a long-standing problem in live entertainment by preventing automated bots from purchasing tickets ahead of genuine fans, while allowing users to verify they are human without relying on traditional account-based identity systems.
The announcement helped WLD outperform much of the broader altcoin market, with the token rising to an intraday high of $0.38 before easing back to trade near $0.33.
Trading activity surged during the rally, with 24-hour volume exceeding $328 million and Worldcoin maintaining a market capitalisation of approximately $1.09 billion despite remaining well below its March 2024 record high of $11.74.
Technical indicators continue to show signs of positive momentum, with the MACD remaining in bullish territory and the Relative Strength Index holding above the neutral 50 level, although buying pressure has moderated following the initial surge.
The $0.30 to $0.32 range is emerging as an important support zone, while resistance remains between $0.40 and $0.45, with a sustained move above $0.50 likely required to signal stronger bullish control.
The partnership also renews debate around biometric identity systems and privacy, as Worldcoin continues to attract both interest and criticism for its proof-of-human technology, which has previously driven significant narrative-based rallies linked to artificial intelligence and digital identity adoption.
At the time of reporting, Worldcoin price was $0.371.