A single cryptocurrency wallet is holding a position of 7.6 million Worldcoin (WLD) tokens assembled over a 14-day window, and the position is deeply underwater. According to on-chain tracking first reported by COINOTAG on October 18, 2026, the wallet's average entry price stands at $0.57 per token, putting the total cost of the accumulation at roughly $4.32 million.

Based on the reported figures, the holding currently carries an unrealized loss of approximately $780,000, which implies a present valuation of about $3.54 million for the 7.6 million tokens — roughly 18 percent below the reported cost basis, or about $0.47 per token. Because the loss is unrealized, it remains on paper unless the wallet sells; a gradual accumulation spread across 14 days rather than a single purchase is the kind of activity that public blockchain records make visible to on-chain analysts.

That transparency is what makes positions like this observable at all: wallet balances and estimated cost bases for pseudonymous addresses can be reconstructed from public transaction data, which is how tracking services arrive at figures like those in this report.

Background

Worldcoin is the native token of the World network, a digital identity and cryptocurrency project co-founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and developed by Tools for Humanity. The project issues World ID, a proof-of-personhood credential created by scanning a user's iris with a device known as the Orb, and distributes WLD tokens to verified users. In October 2024, the project rebranded from Worldcoin to World.

Any subsequent move by this wallet — adding to the position, holding, or reducing it — would likewise be recorded on-chain, and the unrealized figure will fluctuate with WLD's market price until the tokens are actually sold.

This article was first published on COINOTAG: https://en.coinotag.com/worldcoin-wld-wallet-780k-unrealized-loss