#BonkGuyBullishOnUSELESS
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Everyone loves calling the next meme king.

But when it comes to $USELESS, I am less interested in who is bullish and much more interested in whether price, liquidity and volume are actually supporting the story.

USELESS has been trading around the $0.22 area, with recent activity showing a wide range near $0.204–$0.257. Market data also puts its capitalization around $210M+, while daily trading volume remains close to $100M.

For a meme coin, that is the number I pay attention to.

Because attention is easy.

Liquidity is harder to fake.

A token can dominate social media and still fail to sustain a move if real capital is not following the narrative. USELESS currently has enough trading activity to make its price structure genuinely interesting—but high volume alone does not tell us whether buyers are accumulating or traders are simply fighting over the same range.

That distinction is everything.

The token has already demonstrated how violent its price discovery can become. Large daily moves, aggressive rotations and massive volume are part of the game here. This is not a slow-moving asset where you can casually ignore the chart for weeks.

It is a momentum market.

And that makes the current support zone extremely important.

For me, $0.204–$0.205 is the first level to watch.

If buyers continue defending that region and USELESS begins forming higher lows, the structure starts looking much healthier. The next major test sits around $0.25–$0.26.

A clean move through $0.26 with sustained volume would be much more meaningful than a random spike because it would show that buyers are willing to absorb supply at higher prices.

From there, $0.30+ becomes an interesting momentum zone.

But I would not blindly chase the first breakout candle.

Meme coins are notorious for producing explosive wicks followed by equally aggressive reversals. The stronger setup, in my view, is a breakout followed by acceptance—price holds above resistance, volume remains elevated and the previous resistance begins acting as support.

Then the bigger target comes into focus.

USELESS previously reached an ATH around $0.4375. From roughly $0.22, returning there would require close to a 100% move.

In a strong meme cycle, that is certainly possible.

But possible does not mean guaranteed.

I would rather build a trade around confirmation than build a prediction around hype.

Another interesting factor is supply. Around 999M USELESS are already circulating against a maximum supply of approximately 1B, meaning there is relatively little future dilution compared with many other meme assets.

Still, I would not make the supply number my main reason for being bullish.

Liquidity + structure + momentum matter more.

My current roadmap is simple:

Support: $0.204–$0.205
Resistance: $0.25–$0.26
Momentum zone: $0.30+
Major reference: $0.4375 ATH

The bullish setup becomes stronger with:

Higher lows → volume expansion → $0.26 breakout → resistance turns into support.

The setup weakens if:

$0.204 breaks → lower highs appear → volume fades → buyers stop defending the range.

And that is why I don't need Bonk Guy—or anyone else—to tell me that USELESS is the next meme king.

Let the market prove it.

If liquidity stays strong, buyers continue absorbing dips and price starts accepting higher levels, the narrative becomes much more interesting.

If volume disappears and the chart loses support, the strongest social narrative in the world will not save the setup.

Meme coins run on attention.
They move on liquidity.
And they survive on momentum.

For $USELESS, I am watching the chart—not the hype.

$USELESS

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