At 08:03 UTC on 25 October 2026, CoinGecko showed USELESS (USELESS COIN, a Solana memecoin) at about $0.178. That is 19.3% higher than a week earlier and 36.0% lower than 30 days earlier. It is also 48.6% below the highest daily close of the September rally, $0.3458 on 23 September, and 59.1% below the all-time high of $0.4346 set on 14 October 2025. The rally that first prompted this page was the week to 7 September, when the price roughly tripled. Most of the later gains have since been given back.
Where USELESS stands now (25 October 2026)
| Metric (CoinGecko, 25 Oct 2026, 08:03 UTC) | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | $0.1779 |
| 7-day change | +19.3% |
| 30-day change | −36.0% |
| 60-day change | +174.9% |
| Market cap | $178.2M |
| 24-hour volume | $19.1M |
| All-time high | $0.4346 (14 Oct 2025) |
| Distance from all-time high | −59.1% |
| All-time low | $0.0052 (5 Jun 2025) |
Trading volume has dropped sharply. On 7 September, CoinGecko recorded about $120.0M of 24-hour volume. On 25 October the figure was $19.1M.
The September rally, dated
These are CoinGecko daily prices, recorded at 00:00 UTC each day:
- 31 August 2026: $0.0680
- 3 September: $0.1229
- 4 September: $0.2070, up 68% in one day
- 5 September: $0.2646
- 7 September: $0.2150, with a market cap of $215.0M
- 9 September: $0.2842
- 23 September: $0.3458, the highest daily close in the 90 days to 25 October
- 20 October: $0.1415, the lowest close of the past week
From 31 August to 7 September the price rose about 216% on these daily figures. The original version of this page said +236.9%, measured from a 13:52 UTC snapshot. The intraday figure cannot be reproduced from the daily data. The direction and scale of the move are consistent between the two.
Over the 90-day window, the price ranged from a close of $0.0337 on 13 August to $0.3458 on 23 September. That is roughly a tenfold swing from low to high, followed by a fall of about half.
How far the USELESS rally ran, and how much it gave back
See each recorded CoinGecko price from the 13 August low through the 23 September peak to 25 October, all on one scale.
Data table
| Item | USD | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 13 Aug (90-day low close) | 0.0337 | |
| 31 Aug | 0.068 | |
| 3 Sep | 0.1229 | |
| 4 Sep | 0.207 | |
| 5 Sep | 0.2646 | |
| 7 Sep | 0.215 | |
| 9 Sep | 0.2842 | |
| 23 Sep (peak close) | 0.3458 | |
| 20 Oct (week's low close) | 0.1415 | |
| 25 Oct, 08:03 UTC | 0.1779 |
This shows only the dated CoinGecko prices quoted in the article from one aggregator. It leaves out intraday moves, volume, liquidity and holder data, and it cannot show where the price goes next.
What the token is
- Chain and mint: Solana, mint address
Dz9mQ9NzkBcCsuGPFJ3r1bS4wgqKMHBPiVuniW8Mbonk, 6 decimals. CoinGecko also lists a BNB Smart Chain contract,0xba38b3c706f7a515ff7c8db04daa0a134ec46d2b. The Chainlink CCIP directory lists the BNB Chain version as a bridged token, which is a separate token from the Solana mint. - Launch: the token came from the letsbonk.fun launchpad. CoinGecko lists the token's page there as the project homepage.
- Supply: about 999.08 million tokens on-chain. CoinGecko lists a maximum supply of 1 billion and shows circulating supply equal to total supply.
- Category: CoinGecko classes it as a meme token. It has no stated product or cash flow, and its price rests on attention and liquidity.
Tokens with similar names are common, so check the mint address character by character before you interact with any USELESS contract.
On-chain safety checks (25 October 2026)
An on-chain token report from RugCheck for the Solana mint showed:
- Mint authority: none (null). Nobody can create new tokens.
- Freeze authority: none (null). Nobody can freeze holders' token accounts.
- Flagged risks: none listed.
- Concentration: the ten largest accounts held 36.5% of supply, with the largest at 8.96%. The report does not label which of these are liquidity pools or custodial wallets, so the share held by individuals is unknown.
- Liquidity: the largest pool, a USELESS/SOL pair on a decentralised exchange, held about $4.3M combined across both sides.
Revoked authorities remove two common risks with Solana tokens. They do not protect against price swings or large holders selling. Pool liquidity of about $4M on a market cap near $178M means large orders can move the price noticeably.
What to watch
- Volume: 24-hour volume fell from about $120M on 7 September to $19M on 25 October. Moves on thin volume tend to reverse more easily.
- Holder concentration: an increase in the top-ten share would mean supply is concentrating.
- The $0.3458 and $0.1415 closes: these are the September peak close and the most recent weekly low close. They are reference points from recorded data, not forecasts.
Limitations: price data comes from a single aggregator (CoinGecko) and on-chain data from a single report (RugCheck), both read on 25 October 2026. The 7 September holder, trade-flow and funding figures from the original page could not be checked against an archived source.
Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose your capital. This is not investment advice.
