Solana-Based Meme Coin Bonk (BONK) Now Available for Trading at KuCoin

  • Bonk announced its official listing on the KuCoin exchange.
  • BONK prices jumped as news of the listing circulated.
  • Bonk enthusiasts are bullish on a new all-time high for the meme coin.

Bonk (BONK), the first dog-themed coin on the Solana network, has proudly announced its official listing on KuCoin, the sixth largest crypto exchange, as per CoinMarketCap.

The meme coin’s trading pair, BONK/USDT, is open for deposits via the SOL network, with its live trading in full swing as of press time. KuCoin will also officially enable BONK withdrawals at 10:00 on November 29, 2023 (UTC).

Right after KuCoin announced the news on its official X page, meme coin BONK jumped to the $0.00000396 price point. The increase is 4% higher than BONK’s $0.00000380 market opening value.

BONK debuted as a Christmas airdrop to the Solana community on December 25, 2022, and was opened for trading on December 30 of the same year. $SOL users received 50% of the total $BONK airdrop supply, which is split into 40 NFT collections (20%), early openbook traders (15%), artists and collectors (10%), and developers (5%).

Over the following months, BONK also achieved an all-time high of 480K unique holders. BONK’s mission was to reward loyal Solana users and power apps that were “only possible on Solana.”

According to the official KuCoin website, the dog-inspired meme asset has remained the top traded token on Solana, after $SOL itself and USDC, since the beginning of 2023. KuCoin’s listing of BONK is part of the exchange’s mission to provide users with a diverse collection of crypto assets.

BONK is now part of a myriad of crypto assets, including Chainflip, ROOT, VRTX, and many more. Last week, KuCoin also launched KuCard, a debit card that merges digital assets with traditional banking.

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