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BONK Slides 9% as Technical Breakdown Overshadows Swiss ETP Debut
A new ETP listing in Switzerland failed to lift BONK as the memecoin fell to fresh cycle lows amid a sharp technical breach of key support.
Updated Dec 1, 2025, 4:31 p.m. Published Dec 1, 2025, 4:26 p.m.
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BONK slid 9.32% to $0.000008805 during the last 24 hours, extending a steep decline that pushed the Solana-based memecoin to fresh cycle lows.
The drop unfolded despite a notable milestone for the asset last week: Bitcoin Capital AG listed the first BONK exchange-traded product (ETP) on Switzerland’s SIX exchange on Nov. 27.
The breakdown began near $0.00000966 and accelerated through 00:00 UTC, where volume spiked to approximately 1.79 trillion tokens — about 144% above recent averages—as BONK fell through the key $0.00000936 support zone, according to CoinDesk Research's technical analysis data model.
The decline extended toward $0.00000876, defining the day’s low and marking a continuation of the lower-highs pattern visible across the 24-hour chart. The trading range of roughly $0.00000142 represented nearly 15% intraday volatility, underscoring the heightened sensitivity of high-beta meme assets to technical inflection points.
Price stabilized as volume tapered, narrowing movement to a tight band between $0.00000878 and $0.00000885. Short-term data showed a mild recovery attempt, with BONK forming slightly higher lows around the 14:00 UTC window and briefly ticking up to $0.00000881, though no decisive reversal was confirmed. The former $0.00000936 support level now serves as a significant overhead barrier, with interim resistance expected near $0.00000890 should recovery attempts continue.
The day’s action illustrated a divergence between structural developments — such as ETP availability on a major European exchange — and immediate market behavior, which remained governed by chart-based dynamics and sector-wide weakness.
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