Bonk news

Bonk.fun, a Solana memecoin launchpad, announced its domain was hijacked after attackers accessed a team account and deployed a wallet‑draining scheme via a fake terms‑of‑service prompt. Users were warned not to interact with the site. The exploit only affected visitors who signed the fraudulent prompt; wallets previously connected to Bonk.fun and traders using external terminals remained safe. Some users reported losses of about 50 SOL, but the team says the incident was quickly contained and losses appear limited.

Bonk.fun, a Solana‑based memecoin launchpad, reported that its official website was hijacked, enabling a drainer to steal funds from users who accepted a fake terms‑of‑service. Operator Tom said the breach was detected quickly and losses were minimal. The hack underscores the growing sophistication of crypto phishing; Chainalysis estimates $17 billion in scam losses in 2025. The Block, the source, reiterates its editorial independence despite disclosed investors.

BONK.fun, a Solana meme‑coin launchpad, announced that its domain was compromised and a team account used to deploy a wallet drainer. Users are warned to stop interacting with the site as the breach puts on‑chain funds at risk. The incident follows a sharp market‑share decline, from 84% in mid‑2025 to about 7% by year‑end, with competitor Pump.fun now controlling over 70% of the launchpad market. BONK token slipped 0.9% to $0.0559, and the hack deepens trust issues while investigations continue.

Hackers hijacked the bonk.fun domain, the Solana token launchpad backed by Raydium and BONK, and planted a wallet drainer. Operator Tom announced the breach on X, urging users not to use the site. The incident affected only users who accepted a fake terms‑of‑service on the compromised page; no dollar amount was disclosed. Past connections and trades through third‑party terminals remain safe, and the team is working to remediate the issue.

Hackers compromised a Bonk.fun team account and deployed a phishing prompt on the bonk.fun domain, leading the platform to warn users not to visit the site. The prompt asked visitors to sign a fake terms‑of‑service that would authorize transactions draining connected crypto wallets; only users who signed after the breach were impacted. Browser security tools flagged the page for suspected phishing, and the team said rapid detection and social‑media warnings limited potential losses, though no figures were disclosed.

Memecoin market cap hit an 8% surge to $39.45 billion, a two-week high, driven by PEPE (+23.6%), BONK (+10%) and DOGE (+8%) as influencer hype and a 2026 outlook spurred gains. Open interest jumped 77% for PEPE to $441 million and trading volume rose 35% to $4.75 billion, signalling bullish sentiment. The rise follows a 22% rise in TOTAL3, the crypto cap excluding BTC/ETH, which sits in an ascending channel. Analysts say the rally may continue if TOTAL3 overcomes resistance at $848 billion, targeting $900 billion. Sentiment has moved from extreme fear to recovery.

BONK token rose 10.6% in 24 hours to $0.00000833, breaking through the $0.00000820 support level and trading near a new intraday high of $0.00000844. The rally was driven by increased volume and sustained buying that pushed the price above a key technical threshold. After a brief pullback to the $0.00000830–$0.00000835 range, BONK remains above the breakout area, with traders watching to see if it can stay above $0.00000820 and aim for the next target of $0.00000845.

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 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.