#BonkGuyBullishOnUSELESS
Bonk Guy calling $USELESS a potential meme king definitely gets attention, but for me, the more interesting question is whether the market itself is starting to validate that narrative.

Right now, USELESS is trading around $0.22, with the latest market data showing a 24-hour range of roughly $0.2045 to $0.2573. CoinMarketCap is also showing the token around the same area, with a market cap near $212M and roughly $95M in 24-hour volume. The exact price varies slightly between data providers, but the bigger picture is clear: liquidity is still substantial for a meme asset of this size.

And volume is still the part I watch most closely.

A meme coin can trend on social media for days without attracting meaningful capital. USELESS is different right now because the trading activity is large enough to make the price action worth watching. But high volume alone is not automatically bullish. It can represent aggressive accumulation, rotation, or simply heavy two-way speculation.

That distinction matters.

USELESS has already shown how quickly this market can move. Recent daily data shows closes around $0.215, $0.230, $0.225 and $0.284, with seven-figure daily volumes in the tens or hundreds of millions. That is not a quiet accumulation chart. It is a high-volatility momentum market where traders are constantly repricing the token.

My main focus now is the $0.204–$0.205 area.

That is close to the current 24-hour low and gives me a useful short-term line in the sand. If buyers continue defending that zone and price starts reclaiming $0.25–$0.26, the structure becomes much more interesting.

A sustained break above $0.26 with strong volume would tell me that buyers are not simply defending the dip — they are willing to pay higher prices.

But I would not chase the first breakout candle.

The previous moves in USELESS have been extremely aggressive, including a sharp rally around the recent exchange-listing activity. CMC's recent analysis also highlighted exchange listings, derivatives activity and whale concentration as major factors behind the token's volatility.

The bigger target remains the previous ATH around $0.4375. At roughly $0.22, reclaiming that level would require approximately a 100% move from the current area. That is possible in a strong meme cycle, but I would never treat it as a base-case prediction.

There is another thing I like about the current setup: supply is already almost fully circulating. CoinMarketCap lists approximately 999.08M circulating USELESS out of a 1B maximum supply, meaning there is relatively little difference between circulating and maximum supply to surprise the market later.

Still, supply is not the reason I would buy it.

Liquidity and price structure are.

For me, the roadmap is simple:

Support: $0.204–$0.205
First resistance: $0.25–$0.26
Major breakout objective: $0.30+ if momentum expands
Long-term reference: $0.4375 ATH
Bullish confirmation: higher lows + breakout + sustained volume
Momentum invalidation: support loss followed by declining volume and lower highs

Bonk Guy can call USELESS the next meme king.

I would rather let the chart decide.

If USELESS can hold its support, absorb profit-taking, maintain serious liquidity and keep printing higher lows, then the meme-king narrative becomes much more interesting.

But if the volume disappears, I don't care how strong the narrative sounds.

In meme markets, attention starts the move.

Liquidity decides how far it can go.

$USELESS

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