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Grayscale files S-1 for first US Worldcoin ETF

Crypto asset manager Grayscale has filed an S-1 registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for the first U.S. exchange-traded fund (ETF) focused on Worldcoin (WLD). The proposed fund, named the Grayscale Worldcoin ETF, is planned to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol GWLD. It aims to provide investors exposure to the WLD token through a regulated exchange-traded product. According to the preliminary filing, BitGo Bank & Trust will act as custodian for the underlying Worldcoin assets, while BNY Mellon will serve as administrator and transfer agent. CSC Delaware Trust Company is named as trustee. The filing notes that details on management fees, seed investment, authorized participants, or liquidity providers are not yet disclosed. WLD is an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain and serves as the native token for the Worldcoin project, co-founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The project uses biometric verification to distinguish humans from bots online. The Worldcoin ETF would join Grayscale's existing suite of 17 crypto-related exchange-traded products, which track assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, and Chainlink.

cointelegraphAyer 23:55

Grayscale files S-1 for first US Worldcoin ETF

cointelegraphAyer 23:55

Grayscale Files First Spot Worldcoin ETF With SEC Under GWLD Ticker

Grayscale Investments has filed with the SEC to launch a Worldcoin spot ETF (ticker GWLD), aiming to provide U.S. investors regulated access to the token. The filing coincided with WLD trading near its all-time low, though the news triggered an 8% price surge. The application also highlights potential risks, including high token concentration among top wallets and ongoing insider token unlocks through 2028, which could create selling pressure. Additionally, Worldcoin's use of biometric data presents unique regulatory challenges. Grayscale's move expands its crypto ETF lineup ahead of potential competitors, though SEC approval remains uncertain.

TheNewsCrypto07/21 12:42

Grayscale Files First Spot Worldcoin ETF With SEC Under GWLD Ticker

TheNewsCrypto07/21 12:42

Grayscale files for a Worldcoin ETF as WLD jumps 8% – What’s next?

Grayscale has filed an S-1 form with the SEC to launch a Worldcoin (WLD) ETF, planning to list it on Nasdaq under the ticker "GWLD." The fund is structured as a Delaware statutory trust designed to hold WLD tokens, offering indirect price exposure. The announcement coincided with an 8% surge in WLD's price. The filing clarifies the ETF is not a regulated commodity pool, with custody handled by BitGo and administrative roles assigned to BNY Mellon and CSC Delaware Trust Company. Grayscale's other ETFs showed mixed flows recently, with Bitcoin ETF inflows not significantly impacting prices.

ambcrypto07/21 09:17

Grayscale files for a Worldcoin ETF as WLD jumps 8% – What’s next?

ambcrypto07/21 09:17

Worldcoin’s breakdown may be the start of a bigger fall – Here’s why

Worldcoin (WLD) fell 10.27% to near $0.4635, with trading volume dropping 14.05%. The simultaneous decline in price and volume signaled weakening buyer participation, leaving sellers in control of the short-term direction. WLD broke below both its ascending channel structure and the psychological $0.50 level after failing to sustain an earlier advance toward $0.67 resistance. On-chain data showed Spot Taker CVD remained seller-dominant, indicating market sell orders continued to outweigh aggressive buying. Despite a drop in overall trading activity, the Spot Volume Bubble Map signaled overheating, suggesting elevated speculative activity and a continued risk of sharp price swings. Technically, the breakdown from the ascending channel was confirmed by a bearish MACD crossover, with the histogram expanding into negative territory. This shifted the outlook, with WLD now approaching the major $0.40 support level. A successful defense of $0.40 could lead to a rebound toward $0.50. However, a break below this support would expose the next major downside target near $0.23, as persistent selling pressure and a lack of buyer confidence leave the token vulnerable to further declines.

ambcrypto06/26 11:06

Worldcoin’s breakdown may be the start of a bigger fall – Here’s why

ambcrypto06/26 11:06

Sam Altman's Personal Alchemy of Wealth: Investing in 400 Companies, Over 10 Deeply Tied to OpenAI

The article investigates Sam Altman's personal wealth strategy, centered around his investments in approximately 400 companies while serving as OpenAI's CEO. Despite not holding direct equity in OpenAI, Altman has built a vast portfolio, with at least 10 of his investments having commercial ties or ongoing negotiations with OpenAI. This creates a complex network of potential conflicts of interest, drawing scrutiny from U.S. congressional committees and state attorneys general. Key investments highlighted include the anti-aging startup Retro Biosciences (valued at $258 million for his stake as of late last year) and the chipmaker Cerebras, whose value soared following an OpenAI procurement deal. His most significant financial gain is linked to the nuclear fusion company Helion, where a recent funding round reportedly increased his stake's value to at least $4.1 billion. The article details a decade-long relationship between Altman, Helion, and OpenAI, including a controversial non-binding power purchase agreement and Altman's efforts to secure investments from OpenAI and its backer SoftBank for Helion. Other points include internal investigations at Tools for Humanity (developer of Worldcoin) and OpenAI's massive contracts with tech giants like Nvidia. According to Forbes, Altman's net worth is around $3.4 billion, ranking him 1251st globally—a rise of over 1400 places since 2024. OpenAI's board states that Altman's external dealings are transparent and potential conflicts are carefully managed.

Odaily星球日报06/25 09:41

Sam Altman's Personal Alchemy of Wealth: Investing in 400 Companies, Over 10 Deeply Tied to OpenAI

Odaily星球日报06/25 09:41

Up Over 130% in a Month, Steadily Among Top Ethereum Blob Consumers—How Real is World Chain's Growth?

World Chain, the Layer-2 blockchain developed by the Worldcoin project, has demonstrated significant recent growth despite a generally competitive and challenging L2 landscape. Its native token, WLD, surged over 130% in a month, driven by institutional holdings (notably from Eightco Holdings), increased trading activity from promotional campaigns, and a key upcoming reduction in daily token unlocks starting July 2026. Concurrently, World Chain's on-chain activity soared, with active addresses growing nearly 650% in 30 days and its Total Value Secured (TVS) surpassing $610 million, primarily from bridge inflows. However, its decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem remains nascent, with a total value locked (TVL) of only ~$40 million largely concentrated in a single protocol. A standout metric is World Chain's high data usage: it has become the second-largest consumer of Ethereum Blobs (data storage units), trailing only Base. This indicates substantial real-user transaction demand, likely fueled by Worldcoin's identity verification and reward distribution activities on its dedicated chain. While its current growth is fueled by token momentum and bridge capital, World Chain's long-term success depends on converting this activity into a sustainable, diverse on-chain economy.

marsbit06/22 12:19

Up Over 130% in a Month, Steadily Among Top Ethereum Blob Consumers—How Real is World Chain's Growth?

marsbit06/22 12:19

When AI Traffic Surpasses Humans, How Do You Prove You're Human?

As AI-generated web traffic now surpasses human activity, the internet's foundational business models—built on human attention, browsing, and advertising—face severe disruption. AI agents crawl websites at immense scale without generating ad revenue, while AI summaries divert traffic from original content sites. In response, over 2.5 million sites are blocking AI crawlers, and protections like Cloudflare's "honeypot" traps have emerged, though advanced AI can bypass these. The collapse of traditional CAPTCHAs, which assumed machines were weaker than humans, has led to a shift toward behavioral biometrics for human verification. Companies like IBM and BioCatch now analyze unique human patterns—cursor movements, typing rhythms, keystroke dynamics, and even cognitive delays like the Stroop effect—to distinguish real users from bots. These biometric signatures are difficult to fake or alter, offering a new layer of security but raising significant privacy concerns. Two competing visions for a reliable human verification system are emerging. One, exemplified by Sam Altman’s World (formerly Worldcoin), uses centralized iris scanning to generate unique credentials, though it faces bans and criticism over unauthorized data collection. The other employs cryptographic zero-knowledge proofs, allowing users to prove they are human without revealing identity or biometric data, as advocated by Vitalik Buterin. However, decentralized approaches risk exploitation through identity renting in economically unequal regions. The central dilemma is between a scalable but privacy-invasive centralized system that permanently controls users' biometric data, and a privacy-preserving cryptographic system vulnerable to real-world economic manipulation. The author expresses a preference for the cryptographic path, arguing that despite its flaws, it avoids the irreversible biometric surveillance inherent in centralized alternatives.

Foresight News06/11 09:14

When AI Traffic Surpasses Humans, How Do You Prove You're Human?

Foresight News06/11 09:14

Worldcoin Falls Terribly as Arthur Hayes Dumps WLD

Arthur Hayes, CIO of Maelstrom and BitMEX co-founder, announced on June 6, 2026, that his firm sold its entire Worldcoin (WLD) holdings, reversing his previous day's statement about continuing to hold the token. His tweet, stating "Dumped $WLD. I'm out," triggered a significant market reaction, contributing to a 23% single-day price drop for WLD. Hayes is a noted crypto influencer, and his move followed Maelstrom's recent liquidation of its Zcash holdings. Despite a recent strong performance, Worldcoin's price fell to $0.4224, down over 23% in 24 hours following the announcement. The article also notes the unrelated context of SpaceX's upcoming market debut.

TheNewsCrypto06/06 14:43

Worldcoin Falls Terribly as Arthur Hayes Dumps WLD

TheNewsCrypto06/06 14:43

After a 97% Plunge, World Raises $65 Million OTC in Deep Bear Market, Brewing a 'Big Move'?

World Foundation announced on March 28 that it completed a $65 million OTC sale of WLD tokens at an average price of $0.2719. The transaction involved four counterparties, with $25 million of the tokens subject to a 6-month lock-up. Proceeds will support core operations, R&D, Orb hardware production, and ecosystem growth. WLD’s price has fallen over 97% from its all-time high of around $11.8 in March 2024, currently trading near $0.27. The decline reflects broader market conditions, regulatory scrutiny on biometric data, and ongoing token unlocks. Approximately 532 million WLD tokens (worth ~$1.48 million) are unlocked daily, creating consistent selling pressure. Amid the bear market, World published a research paper highlighting its privacy-preserving human identity verification system, combining iris-scanning Orb hardware with SMPC and ZKP technologies. The project aims to establish a Proof-of-Human (PoH) infrastructure critical for distinguishing humans from AI in the digital age. On April 17, World will host the "Lift Off" global event in San Francisco featuring Sam Altman and CEO Alex Blania, expected to showcase World ID advancements and potential OpenAI integration.

marsbit03/31 06:52

After a 97% Plunge, World Raises $65 Million OTC in Deep Bear Market, Brewing a 'Big Move'?

marsbit03/31 06:52

Off-Court "Financing" of $65 Million: Is World Brewing a Big Move in the Deep Bear Market?

World Foundation announced the completion of a $65 million WLD token OTC sale at an average price of $0.2719. The transaction involved four counterparties, with $25 million worth of tokens subject to a 6-month lock-up. Proceeds will support core operations, R&D, Orb hardware manufacturing, and ecosystem growth. WLD’s price has declined over 97% from its all-time high of $11.8 in March 2024, currently trading around $0.27. The token has faced pressure from market conditions, regulatory scrutiny, and ongoing token unlocks—approximately $14.79 million worth of WLD is unlocked daily. Amid the downturn, World published a research paper highlighting its privacy-preserving human identity system, combining iris-scanning Orb hardware with SMPC and ZKP to create a "Proof of Human" infrastructure. The project also introduced AgentKit, which uses World ID to verify human agents in AI applications. On April 17, World will host the "Lift Off" global launch event in San Francisco, featuring Sam Altman and CEO Alex Blania, focusing on World ID advancements and AI-era use cases.

marsbit03/30 03:18

Off-Court "Financing" of $65 Million: Is World Brewing a Big Move in the Deep Bear Market?

marsbit03/30 03:18

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