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BONK Launches New Mode "One Piece" IP Token, Raises $9.71 Million in Oversubscription, FREYA and DRAGON Holders to Receive Airdrop

BONK Launches New Mode "One Piece" IP Token, Raises $9.71 Million in Oversubscription, FREYA and DRAGON Holders to Receive Airdrop

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2025/12/31 11:07

BlockBeats News, December 31st, according to official BONKfun announcement, its "One Piece" series IP-related token ONE, launched in a new model, has received significant market attention, with the oversubscription phase attracting $9.71 million, oversubscribed by 95x. Participants only received a 1.05% presale allocation based on their contribution amount.


ONE is an on-chain universe expansion combining the One Piece series IP, collectible card games, new fan economy, and RWA. The TGE is set to launch synchronously with the WLFI $130 million USD1 incentive proposal in January 2026, with BONKfun using a new model for the launch, and FREYA and DRAGON holders receiving airdrops. This news has sparked widespread attention from the Solana ecosystem players and top traders, with FREYA's daily trading volume surging over 550%.

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