BONER on BingX: Radar Score 64 and a 1,546% Observed Range
BONER was detected early in its post-listing market development and before a later explosive move. The 1,546.76% figure starts from a post-opening price benchmark—not a thin opening print that may be unavailable at meaningful size.
BONER/USDT opened on BingX Spot on September 1, 2026. SnipeRadar recorded the event 18 minutes after the scheduled market opening. As the event developed, BONER reached a maximum historical Radar Score of 64—the highest score among 18 confirmed listings recorded by SnipeRadar that UTC day.
The later BingX chart showed an exceptional move: from a post-opening reference price of approximately $0.06069 to a later high of approximately $0.99940. The chart's measurement tool recorded a 1,546.76% observed range across 204 five-minute bars, or 17 hours.
That number is not measured from the nominal launch price or the lowest opening wick. It deliberately starts from a price printed after trading had already begun, when the market had started forming real quotes. It is still a historical range—not a guaranteed or automatically executable return.
What is BONER?
BONER's community page describes the project as a community memecoin on Robinhood Chain built around a BONER/HIMS liquidity pool. Its narrative combines meme culture with tokenized exposure to Hims & Hers Health (NYSE: HIMS), while the community uses themes such as “Hard Money” and the HIMS squeeze or takeover story.
The distinction matters: BONER is not Hims & Hers stock, it does not provide ownership of HIMS shares, and a liquidity-pool pairing is not the same as asset backing. The website also identifies itself as a fan-made community page run by BONER holders, not an issuer website and not a project affiliated with Hims & Hers or Robinhood.
The community page lists the BONER contract as 0x98096d17e191B3dA1d5f99a6D7b3584351b11E18. Anyone researching the asset should independently verify the contract, network and exchange deposit details before taking any action.
The official BingX listing schedule
According to the official BingX announcement:
- Trading pair: BONER/USDT.
- Deposits: September 1, 2026, at 02:30 UTC.
- Scheduled spot trading: September 1, 2026, at 03:30 UTC.
- Withdrawals: September 3, 2026, at 02:00 UTC.
- Network: ROBINHOOD.
- Zero-fee period: September 1 at 03:30 UTC through September 8 at 03:30 UTC.
BingX also states that an announced trading time is for reference and that the actual opening can depend on deposit requirements. Official exchange information should therefore always be checked again immediately before an intended transaction.
Why this case uses Radar Score 64
Radar Score can change as new information is added and as the event moves further into history. For this case study, we use the value preserved by SnipeRadar's historical record: maximum historical Radar Score 64. The calendar image below was corrected only to replace the later reduced score with that historical value.
Detected while the wider rally was still developing
SnipeRadar recorded BONER 18 minutes after the scheduled opening. This was not a pre-listing alert, and we do not present it as one. It was, however, early in a much longer post-listing expansion: the measured market window lasted 17 hours, and the later high appeared near the end of that window.
That timing gave users an opportunity to notice the event and begin their own research while the broader move was still developing. It does not mean that the complete 1,546.76% range was available after the alert. The chart's starting benchmark appeared before the 18-minute notification, so the full low-to-high figure cannot honestly be described as a SnipeRadar-enabled trade.
Why we do not calculate from the launch-price extreme
The first seconds of a new listing often have a thin, unstable order book. A very low first print may represent only a tiny amount available for a fraction of a second. Market orders, automated bots, latency and limited depth can move the price dramatically before a typical trader can obtain a meaningful fill.
For that reason, this case study does not calculate the move from the lowest opening wick or an advertised “starting price.” The reference price of approximately $0.06069 comes from the market after trading had begun—several minutes into the listing—making it a more realistic analytical benchmark than the earliest extreme.
Even this later print is not a universal purchase price. A real fill would still depend on order-book depth, order size, order type, queue position, latency, fees and slippage. “More realistic” does not mean “guaranteed.”
A 1,546.76% observed range over 17 hours
The supplied five-minute BingX chart measures a move from approximately $0.06069 to $0.99940:
($0.99940 ÷ $0.06069 − 1) × 100 ≈ 1,546.76%
What the BONER case demonstrates
- Timing still matters after an opening. An event detected 18 minutes after listing can remain relevant when the larger market move develops over many hours.
- Historical context matters. The maximum historical Radar Score of 64 made BONER the highest-scored confirmed listing in SnipeRadar's record for that UTC day.
- The first wick is not a fair performance benchmark. A usable analysis should begin from prices formed after the opening disorder, while still accounting for liquidity and slippage.
- Large chart percentages require precise language. The 1,546.76% figure is an observed price range, not a promised return, a model trade or proof of an executable result.
SnipeRadar brings listing schedules, alert timing, Radar Score and historical market reactions into one research workflow. The goal is to help users identify events worth investigating—not to replace their own analysis.
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