Bonk (BONK/USD)

Bonk is trading near the bottom of its yearly range and has lost ground across most time frames. The price stood at $0.00000284 on November 11, 2026, up 0.95% on the last session, but it fell 6.51% over the past week, 11.06% over the past month and 76.92% over the past year. The coin sits 11.99% below its 50-day average and 27.55% below its 200-day average, and it is 76.63% below its 52-week high of $0.00001215. Its market value is $249.7M and 24-hour trading volume is $24.8M. The coin's price action and trend indicators are the main guides to its current picture.

The trend is down against both of the main averages. The price is 11.99% below its 50-day simple average and 27.55% below its 200-day average, and the 50-day average itself sits 17.68% below the 200-day average. That alignment, with shorter averages under longer ones, is what technical analysts call a bearish structure, and it has persisted through the past year. The coin's trailing performance reflects it: the one-year return is down 76.92%, and the six-month return is down 58.48%. Only the three-month return is positive, at 27.00%, which shows that the coin has had rallies within a longer decline rather than a steady recovery.

The 14-day Wilder RSI is 45.0, which places the coin in the neutral zone. It is not oversold, so a sharp bounce would not be unusual, but it is not showing buying strength either. The MACD line is negative, which means short-term momentum is still weaker than the longer-term trend. Combined with the one-week decline of 6.51% and the one-month decline of 11.06%, the momentum picture is one of drift rather than conviction.

The coin's market value of $249.7M is small relative to its all-time high of $0.00005825, which sits 1951.1% above the current price. Daily trading volume of $24.8M is sizeable enough to show the coin is actively traded, but a meaningful share of the decline since the peak reflects holders leaving rather than a lack of trading interest. Investors should expect large percentage moves: the 30-day standard deviation of daily returns is 3.99%.

CleaRank rates Bonk Strong Sell with a score of 13 out of 100. The trend factor pulls the score down most, reflecting the price's position below both averages and the gap between them. Trailing performance and momentum add to the weak reading. The rating is CleaRank's own measure built from these figures and does not reflect an analyst view, since no analysts cover the coin.

The base case for the coming months is that Bonk keeps trading in a weak trend unless it can reclaim its moving averages. For the trend to improve, the price would need to climb back above the 50-day average and then the 200-day average, and the MACD line would need to move from negative toward positive territory. A rise above the 20-day average would be a first sign of stabilisation, but it would not change the broader picture on its own. The downside case is a break below the 52-week low, which would open a new leg lower and confirm that the coin is still losing holders. Because the coin pays no dividend and has no native staking yield, any return an investor earns depends entirely on the price. The typical daily move of 3.99% means large swings in either direction are normal for this coin, so the recent gains and losses should be read against that background rather than as a clear change in direction.

Support sits at the 52-week low of $0.00000223, the nearest level below the price and the floor of the coin's yearly range. A fall to that level would be the first test of whether buyers are willing to step in at multi-year lows. Resistance begins at the 20-day exponential average of $0.00000292, which is the nearest level above the price and the first point a recovery would need to clear. Above it, the 50-day simple average of $0.00000323 is the next hurdle, followed by the 200-day simple average of $0.00000392. The 52-week high of $0.00001215 is the far ceiling and sits well above the current trading range.