#BonkGuyBullishOnUSELESS
$USELESS {currencycard:spot}(USELESS_USDT) ‌
$USELESS is back around $0.24, and this is where the chart becomes more interesting than the headline. After a powerful Meme-driven move and fresh attention from Bonk Guy, the market is now testing whether buyers can convert that momentum into a sustainable technical trend. The latest intraday data shows a wide range, with price moving from roughly $0.205 to $0.253, highlighting just how aggressively traders are rotating in and out of the token.

At $0.24, USELESS is trading close to the upper portion of that intraday range, which is generally constructive because buyers have managed to recover strongly from the session's lower levels. The immediate technical question is whether price can hold the $0.23–$0.24 zone instead of giving back the entire recovery. A successful hold would keep the short-term structure bullish, while a rejection from the upper range followed by a break below $0.23 would signal that sellers are still active.

The next level I would watch is $0.25–$0.253. This is the immediate resistance area created by the current intraday high. A clean breakout above that zone, preferably accompanied by expanding volume, would give USELESS a stronger momentum confirmation. If buyers reclaim $0.25 and turn it into support, the chart could begin building another higher-high structure rather than simply producing a temporary rebound.

On the downside, $0.22 becomes an important short-term support reference, followed by the $0.205–$0.21 area, which corresponds closely with the latest session low. Holding these zones would suggest that buyers are absorbing profit-taking. A decisive break below $0.205, especially with increasing selling volume, would weaken the bullish setup and indicate that the recent momentum is losing control.

The volume/liquidity combination is especially important for USELESS. Current market data shows substantial trading activity relative to the token's valuation, while liquidity remains much smaller than total 24-hour turnover. That means the token can move rapidly when aggressive buying or selling enters the market. For a Meme asset, this makes volume confirmation more important than simply watching a green percentage on the screen.

Technically, I would describe the current structure as bullish but high-volatility. Price has recovered sharply from the session low and is approaching the upper resistance band, but the market has not yet confirmed a sustained breakout. The strongest setup would be price holding above $0.23, followed by a volume-backed move through $0.25. The weaker setup would be repeated rejection around $0.25 and a return below $0.22.

Bonk Guy's bullish view is an important attention catalyst, but technical confirmation is what matters next. Social momentum can bring traders into a Meme token quickly, yet sustained price strength requires continued demand. If the endorsement is followed by rising volume, expanding participation and successful support retests, the market is showing that the narrative is being converted into actual trading activity.

My current bias is bullish above $0.22, with $0.25–$0.253 as the first breakout test. A successful breakout could open the door to another momentum leg, while losing $0.22 would make me much more cautious. I would rather wait for confirmation than chase a fast candle after such a volatile move.

The key technical map is simple: $0.205–$0.21 = major support, $0.22 = short-term trend level, $0.23–$0.24 = current decision zone, $0.25–$0.253 = breakout resistance.

USELESS has already shown that it can attract attention and significant trading activity. Now the chart has to prove that buyers can defend the higher levels. If $0.25 breaks with volume, momentum strengthens; if $0.22 fails, the pullback risk increases.

The real test is whether USELESS can turn Bonk Guy's bullish attention into higher lows, sustained volume and a confirmed breakout, rather than another short-lived Meme rotation. @Gate_Square