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Worldcoin Falls Terribly as Arthur Hayes Dumps WLD WLD’s 23% one-day decline was due in large part to the reaction to Hayes’ tweet. Hayes blamed a defect in the Orchard privacy pool, which he said rendered the coin useless, and promised to repurchase the holdings at a better price if he was mistaken. These days, people’s views on crypto investments might shift in a day or two. Just one day after he said that the business would continue holding the token, Arthur Hayes—chief investment officer of family office Maelstrom and co-founder of crypto exchange BitMEX—announced on Friday that the firm had sold its entire interest in Worldcoin, the digital currency associated with Sam Altman’s eye-scanning identification project. This chart is going in the wrong direction. Dumped $WLD. I’m out. See y’all at the clerb. — Arthur Hayes June 6, 2026 Dumped $WLD. I’m out. See y’all at the clerb,”” he said, his words accompanied by a slide chart for SpaceX shares. WLD’s 23% one-day decline was due in large part to the reaction to Hayes’ tweet. Hayes Sparked Market Reaction Hayes had previously said that Maelstrom was holding Worldcoin the day before. The company recently liquidated its Zcash holdings, a privacy cryptocurrency. Hayes blamed a defect in the Orchard privacy pool, which he said rendered the coin useless, and promised to repurchase the holdings at a better price if he was mistaken. The link was established by use of AI. With SpaceX marketing its offering as more of an artificial intelligence and connection play than a rocket firm, a good debut was expected to boost the larger tech and AI sector. The price at which Hayes acted was a pre-listing quotation from private markets for a firm that is not yet public; SpaceX trades under the ticker SPCX but does not debut on the Nasdaq until June 12. Even though they operate competing AI companies, Altman, not Musk, is behind Worldcoin. $WLD #NFPBlowout172K