Bonk is a funny digital money called a meme coin because it has a Shiba Inu dog as its picture. It was made to make people laugh, but now it's becoming more serious and important. A big company that lets people buy and sell digital money in some places, called Robinhood Crypto EU, decided to let people trade Bonk there too. This made the value of Bonk go up a lot, but also made some people want to sell it because they think it's too expensive now. Someone who is part of a group that decides how Bonk works said that it's not just a funny digital money anymore, it's becoming more real and useful. Read from source...

- The title is misleading and sensationalist, as it implies that Bonk has changed its nature from a meme coin to something else, which is not true.
- The article uses vague terms like "crypto's voting council" without explaining what it is or how it relates to Bonk or the Robinhood listing.
- The article does not provide any context or background information about Bonk, its origin, purpose, or vision, nor does it mention its relationship with other meme coins or the broader crypto market.
- The article focuses on the short-term price performance of Bonk and the Robinhood listing, while ignoring the long-term potential and value proposition of the coin and its ecosystem.
- The article cites social activity as a metric to rank Bonk among meme coins, without acknowledging that it is not a reliable or valid indicator of the coin's actual value or adoption.
- The article mentions MoonwalkFitness, but does not explain how it relates to Bonk or its community, nor does it provide any details about the game or its features.