The Bonk price is tanking on Friday in tandem with a broader crypto market sell-off, but ongoing market accumulation continues to hint towards an upcoming 90% surge.
Last around $0.0000225, the Bonk price is once again testing its 200DMA.
Over the last few months, buying BONK when it tests its 200DMA and holding few weeks has been a great strategy.
If history repeats, that could be the case once again.
And it’s not just the 200DMA that is sending a potential buy signal.
The BONK price is nearing a retest of an uptrend that has been in play since February.
A bounce from this uptrend could set the stage for a 90% rally towards the $0.000040s.
This marks the upper bounds of BONK’s accumulation range in recent months.
Bonk Price Could Rally 90%, But This Rival Could 100x
Now might be a great time to buy the BONK price dip, with a good chance 90% gains are incoming.
But impatient meme coin traders are frequently looking for much larger gains, of say 10x or more.
The best way to make 10x or more gains in meme coins is by getting into a new meme coin early.
Investing in meme coin presales is one of the best ways of doing this.
That’s why Cryptonews.com keeps a close eye on the meme coin presale market.
And one new project they think has a lot of potential is a new Wild West-themed play-to-earn (P2E) meme coin called Shiba Shootout (SHIBASHOOT).
Shiba Shootout is conducting a presale of its native SHIBASHOOT token and demand is strong. Investors having already ploughed over $860,000 into the new rival coin.
BOOM!!! 🎉
Another huge achievement for #SHIBASHOOT 🐶
We’ve successfully raised over $800,000! 💵
The excitement with #SHIBASHOOT keeps growing, stay tuned for more updates! 🚀 pic.twitter.com/l6hZyaHhjk
— shibashootout (@shibashootout) July 29, 2024
SHIBASHOOT is packed with P2E utility but is also a passive income gem.
See below why popular crypto presale analyst Michael Wrubel thinks Shiba Shootout could be the next 100x gem.
Disclaimer: Crypto is a high-risk asset class. This article is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute investment advice. You could lose all of your capital.
