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USELESS AT $0.21: THE HYPE IS STILL ALIVE, BUT THE CHART HAS ENTERED A CRITICAL ZONE

USELESS is once again at an important moment.

The Solana-based meme coin has already delivered one of the most aggressive rallies of September, moving from roughly $0.09 at the end of August to above $0.30 within days. That kind of move naturally attracts traders, social-media attention, liquidity and, most importantly, strong opinions about where the token could go next.

One of the strongest voices behind the USELESS narrative remains Bonk Guy, who has repeatedly expressed significant confidence in the token and compared his conviction with his earlier BONK thesis.

But now USELESS is trading around $0.21, and that changes the conversation.

At this level, I am less interested in asking whether USELESS can pump again and more interested in asking whether the market can build a sustainable structure after such a powerful move.

The difference is important.

A strong narrative can bring attention.

A strong chart can bring confirmation.

And sustainable liquidity is what ultimately determines whether a meme coin can continue expanding.

THE RALLY WAS EXTRAORDINARY

The September move in USELESS was not a normal gradual uptrend.

The token was trading around the $0.06–$0.09 region near the end of August. Then momentum accelerated rapidly.

USELESS moved toward approximately $0.11 on September 1, pushed above $0.20 shortly afterward and eventually reached the $0.30–$0.31 area around September 8.

From roughly $0.09 to above $0.30, that represented a gain of more than 200%.

That kind of price expansion creates two very different emotions.

Early holders become increasingly confident.

Late buyers become increasingly afraid of missing the next move.

That is exactly where FOMO becomes dangerous.

After a vertical rally, I do not believe the correct strategy is to simply assume that another 200% move is coming.

The market needs to prove that buyers are still willing to defend higher prices.

And right now, $0.21 is becoming a very important test.

WHY BONK GUY'S THESIS MATTERS

Bonk Guy's bullishness is one of the reasons USELESS has attracted so much attention.

His thesis goes beyond a simple short-term trading opportunity.

He has suggested that USELESS could become one of the major meme-coin stories of this cycle and potentially reach a multi-billion-dollar valuation.

He has also compared his current conviction in USELESS with his earlier confidence in BONK.

According to reported information, he began accumulating USELESS when its market capitalization was around the $30 million area and continued building his position through a DCA-style approach. His reported holdings eventually reached millions of tokens.

Whether someone agrees with his thesis or not, there is an important lesson here.

Large meme-coin moves often begin before the majority of the market believes the narrative.

But there is another lesson that is equally important:

A trader's conviction is not the same thing as a guaranteed price target.

I can respect Bonk Guy's thesis while still waiting for the chart to confirm the next move.

That is the approach I prefer.

$0.21 IS NOW THE BATTLEFIELD

With USELESS currently around $0.21, the market is sitting near a zone that I consider extremely important for short-term structure.

The previous $0.21–$0.22 region has already attracted attention because buyers have attempted to defend it during the recent correction.

If this area continues to hold, USELESS could be forming the foundation for another recovery.

But if buyers repeatedly fail to defend $0.21, the market could begin searching for lower support.

This is why I would not look at $0.21 as simply another number.

I would look at it as a decision zone.

Holding $0.21–$0.22 would keep the bullish structure alive.

Losing $0.21 decisively could weaken short-term momentum.

The reaction around this area could tell us much more than another bullish social-media post.

WHAT I WANT TO SEE NEXT

For me, the ideal bullish scenario is not a random green candle.

I would prefer to see USELESS stabilize around $0.21–$0.22, establish a higher low and then gradually reclaim important resistance levels.

The first area I would watch is approximately $0.23–$0.24.

A successful reclaim of this zone would indicate that buyers are beginning to regain control.

After that, $0.25 becomes important.

Above $0.25, I would watch the $0.26–$0.28 region.

A breakout through that area with strong volume would be much more convincing because it would suggest that buyers are not simply bouncing the price temporarily — they are absorbing the supply created during the previous correction.

Then comes the biggest psychological zone:

$0.30–$0.31.

That is where USELESS previously encountered major selling pressure.

If the token eventually breaks above $0.31 with convincing volume and successfully retests the breakout, the technical picture could become significantly stronger.

At that point, $0.35 and $0.40 could become psychological areas traders begin watching.

But again, those are scenarios — not guarantees.

WHAT IF $0.21 FAILS?

This is where the bullish narrative needs to meet risk management.

If USELESS loses $0.21 with strong selling volume and cannot quickly reclaim the level, I would become much more cautious.

The next region I would monitor would be approximately $0.19–$0.20.

Below that, the $0.17–$0.18 area becomes increasingly important.

A deeper move toward $0.15 would represent a much larger reset in momentum.

That would not automatically destroy the long-term USELESS thesis.

Meme coins can experience extremely deep corrections and still recover later.

But from a short-term trading perspective, losing multiple support levels would tell me that momentum has changed.

And when momentum changes, the strategy should change too.

THE MARKET-CAP QUESTION

One of the biggest reasons USELESS continues to attract attention is the possibility of a much larger valuation.

If the circulating supply remains close to 1 billion tokens, the mathematics are straightforward.

A $1 billion market capitalization would roughly correspond to $1 per token.

A $2 billion valuation would correspond to approximately $2 per token.

That makes the multi-billion-dollar thesis mathematically possible.

But mathematical possibility is not the same as probability.

To reach those valuations, USELESS would need enormous amounts of sustained liquidity, attention, holders and trading activity.

It would also need to compete with established meme coins such as DOGE, BONK, PEPE, WIF, PENGU, FARTCOIN and other high-beta assets fighting for the same speculative capital.

The real question is therefore not simply:

“Can USELESS reach $1?”

The better question is:

Can USELESS continue attracting capital faster than competing meme coins?

That is what I will be watching.

RELATIVE STRENGTH COULD BE THE SECRET

One of the most interesting characteristics of USELESS has been its relative strength.

While many crypto assets have experienced their own rotations, USELESS has managed to attract significant attention and deliver an enormous percentage move in a short period.

That tells us something.

The market is willing to speculate on this token.

But relative strength must be maintained.

If USELESS continues outperforming competing meme coins during market pullbacks and recovers faster during market rallies, that would strengthen the bullish argument.

If its relative strength starts disappearing, I would become more cautious.

For meme coins, attention is liquidity.

And liquidity is momentum.

MY CURRENT GAME PLAN

At $0.21, I would not chase USELESS simply because it previously reached above $0.30.

My preferred scenario is patience.

First, I want to see whether $0.21–$0.22 can hold.

Second, I want to see a recovery toward $0.23–$0.25.

Third, I want confirmation through $0.26–$0.28 with stronger volume.

Finally, I want to see whether the market can challenge and eventually reclaim $0.30–$0.31.

That would give me a much cleaner bullish structure.

On the other hand, if $0.21 breaks decisively, I would rather wait for a new base than immediately chase the falling price.

A falling meme coin can become much cheaper very quickly.

That is why risk management matters more than excitement.

MY FINAL VIEW

Bonk Guy's bullish USELESS thesis is certainly interesting.

The token has already demonstrated extraordinary momentum, expanded from a relatively small market capitalization into the hundreds of millions and attracted significant social attention.

But the market has now entered a different phase.

The easy part of the initial breakout has already happened.

Now USELESS needs to prove that the demand is strong enough to defend higher levels.

At $0.21, I see a major test.

Hold $0.21–$0.22, reclaim $0.24–$0.25, break $0.26–$0.28 and eventually challenge $0.30–$0.31 — that would create a much stronger bullish structure.

Lose $0.21 and fail to reclaim it — then I would step back and wait for the market to establish a new foundation.

The multi-billion-dollar thesis remains possible.

But I would rather let the chart confirm the narrative than let the narrative control my decisions.

USELESS has the attention.
USELESS has the momentum history.
USELESS has the community narrative.

Now the market needs to prove that it still has the liquidity.

For me, the next move is not about FOMO.

It is about confirmation.

$0.21 is the level I am watching closely.

Not financial advice. Always do your own research.

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