Bonk news

BONK fell 3.94%, slipping below the $0.00001000 psychological level to $0.000009492 after an attempted resistance test at $0.000010273, where volume spiked 137% to 1.61 trillion tokens. The fall follows increased trading around the pending Dec. 11 dYdX governance vote that could grant BONK 50% of protocol fees for building a dedicated front-end, a move that may broaden its utility.

Bonk, a Solana dog‑coin launched in December 2022, has been listed as a regulated exchange‑traded product on Switzerland’s SIX Swiss Exchange by Bitcoin Capital. The listing gives investors European access to the token and marks the first time a Solana memecoin has entered a major continental market. The Bonk ETP followed Grayscale’s debut of a Dogecoin ETF in the United States. On its first day, Bonk traded up about 5.8%, though it remains roughly 83 % below its November 2024 all‑time high. The move comes as the broader memecoin market has slid sharply in 2025. CoinMarketCap reports the sector’s total value fell to $39.4 B, erasing about $5 B in a single day, and many popular tokens such as PEPE, FLOKI, and political memes have seen steep declines.

Bonk, the Solana‑based meme coin, has begun trading on Switzerland’s SIX Swiss Exchange as an exchange‑traded product (ETP) issued by Bitcoin Capital, a Swiss crypto‑ETP issuer. The product lets retail and institutional investors gain exposure to BONK through conventional brokerage accounts. The listing follows a surge of meme‑coin products entering regulated markets, with Dogecoin and other tokens already debuting U.S. ETFs. Bitcoin Capital’s CEO said the Swiss framework offers a stable environment for regulated products and expects more BONK‑related ETPs and structured notes to launch next year.

BONK fell 24‑hours to $0.00001006, breaking below the $0.00001032 support that previously steadied the token. Trading volume surged 113% to 1.06 trillion tokens, while hourly charts show lower highs and lows, indicating possible further downside if support at $0.00001017 collapses.

BONK fell 4.06% to $0.00001174 after failing to hold above $0.00001200, with volume spiking 47% above average. Resistance at $0.00001250 capped gains, triggering a break of short‑term support and a subsequent pullback, leaving the token 42% below monthly highs.

Safety Shot Inc. will rebrand to Bonk, Inc., trading under BNKK, as it shifts focus to the digital‑asset space. The company now holds 2.7 % of the BONK circulating supply, worth roughly $43 million, and aims to reach 5 % by year‑end. Its stock has surged 37.65 % in the past five days. Bonk, Inc. plans to consolidate Bonk projects and generate yield through alternative methods, noting the token lacks native staking. It already holds a 10 % revenue share of launchpad LetsBonk and is investing in ecosystem tools such as trading bots and AMMs. The Solana meme coin sits at a $1.46 bn market cap and is the third‑largest meme coin on the network.

Sharps Technology, a Solana-focused digital-asset treasury, announced a partnership with the Bonk memecoin to stake part of its 2-million-plus SOL holdings in BonkSOL, a liquid staking token. The move aims to earn staking yields and boost liquidity in both Bonk and Solana. Sharps, which plans to raise over $400 million to buy more Solana, is among the largest Solana-based DATs and follows a trend of large holders using meme-tokens for diversification.

Safety Shot, a Nasdaq‑listed company valued at $85.4 million, announced the launch of BONK Holdings LLC to steer its digital‑asset strategy around the Bonk (BONK) meme coin. The subsidiary has acquired 228.9 billion BONK tokens at an average price of $0.00002184, giving Safety Shot a stake of more than 2.5 % of the token’s circulating supply and an estimated $55 million market value. The firm plans to deploy the tokens within Solana’s DeFi ecosystem through staking, liquidity provision and yield farming to generate non‑dilutive returns that could strengthen its finances. The announcement sent Safety Shot’s shares to a two‑month low of $0.37 before closing the day at $0.39, a 0.74 % decline. Meanwhile, BONK itself has risen, posting a 26.4 % weekly gain and trading near $0.000025.

BONK experienced a 45% price swing between $0.00001991 and $0.00002123 over the last 24 hours, spiking to over 1.15 trillion tokens in volume as an $11.41 million token unlock on Tuesday pushed the price down to $0.00001991 at 21:00 UTC. The meme coin rebounded to $0.00002056 by the European morning, consolidating in a narrower range. Investor focus centers on a $30 million financing by Safety Shot, with $25 million funded through BONK tokens, marking the first time a NASDAQ‑listed company added a meme coin to its treasury.

BONK, the Solana‑based meme token, swung 8% within 24 hours, trading between $0.0000197 and $0.0000212 before consolidating near $0.0000205. A 5% selloff on Aug. 25 saw volume rise to 1.8 trillion tokens, but buyers re‑entered at $0.0000197, keeping prices in a narrow band. The token later rose 0.3% as 17.5 billion tokens traded between 11:49–11:56 UTC, indicating steady liquidity. Corporate backing came when Nasdaq‑listed Safety Shot Inc. confirmed a $30 million financing, $25 million of which was in BONK, underscoring growing institutional interest in meme‑coin finance.