BONK Tests Support as Volume Surges 122% in Solana Selloff
BONK broke $0.0000146 support on heavy volume but found buyers near $0.0000143 as traders eye potential base formation.

What to know:
- BONK dropped 3.4% to $0.0000143, confirming a technical breakdown below $0.0000146.
- Trading volume jumped 122% above average, signaling aggressive repositioning.
- Resistance formed around $0.0000143, suggesting potential near-term consolidation zone.
BONK-USD extended its slide Tuesday, falling 3.4% to $0.0000143 as the Solana-based meme token succumbed to renewed downard pressure across the broader ecosystem.
The decline marked a decisive break below $0.0000146 support, a key level that had held for much of the past week, confirming a short-term bearish structure, according to CoinDesk Research's technical analysis data model.
The 24-hour trading range spanned roughly $0.0000090, reflecting 6.2% intraday volatility typical of BONK’s highly speculative nature. Volume surged to 1.26 trillion tokens around 20:00 GMT, representing a 122% increase over the 24-hour average — a signal that institutional and algorithmic traders were active during the breakdown.
After peaking near $0.0000152, BONK failed to sustain its gains, printing a series of lower highs between 19:00 and 21:00 GMT before cascading toward the $0.0000143 zone.
Despite the weakness, buying interest emerged late in the session as volume spikes between 01:32 and 01:50 GMT brought modest relief. The token rebounded slightly to $0.0000143291, forming a higher low near $0.0000142930, which suggests early base-building at support.
The token’s immediate focus now lies within the $0.0000143–$0.0000144 consolidation band, with upside momentum capped by resistance at $0.0000144018 and $0.0000146.
Traders expect continued range-bound activity, with tactical opportunities for accumulation near current levels.
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