Under the leadership of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, a cryptocurrency initiative called Worldcoin (WLD) has emerged as the top weekly gainer among the top 100 tokens by market value.

Surge in AI-Associated Tokens

With the recent surge, the cryptocurrency price has taken today’s market to an all-time high. This major entry could be a collective contribution of the AI sector’s overall positive sentiment and Nvidia’s earnings results, which may support further momentum. Cryptocurrency tokens associated with artificial intelligence have performed better than the general market since last week, despite Bitcoin‘s slow movement. According to the latest data, Worldcoin (WLD) saw a 140% increase in a week, while SingularityNET (AGIX) increased by 148%, Fetch.ai (FET), and Graph (GRT) by 66% and 50%, respectively.

On February 16th, OpenAI introduced Sora, a text-to-video creator that triggered a resurgence of interest in the market for AI and led to consecutive increases in AI-related cryptocurrencies. Moreover, Nvidia (NVDA) exceeded high expectations for its fourth-quarter earnings and provided strong guidance for the first quarter, continuing to gain momentum since its release.

Growing Interest in WLD

Thus, the WLD price is trading at $8.83, up 2.5%. Additionally, according to cryptocurrency analytics firm IntoTheBlock, Worldcoin’s price has shown an increase of over 200% in the last two weeks, reaching a market value of 1 billion dollars. Its Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) currently exceeds OpenAI’s valuation, standing at 81 billion dollars.

This significant growth underscores the increasing investor interest in Worldcoin and highlights its potential in the cryptocurrency market. While Worldcoin’s price recovery with increased volume supports an upward outlook, the likelihood of the current pace continuing without being driven by certain news is lower. Therefore, if WLD’s price prepares for a correction phase, it could offer investors a pullback support at $7.5 and then $6.5.

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