Virus is a very amazing meme. For 260 days, it has been on the Binance meme leaderboard. Virus was previously betrayed by the management, which caused the coin price to drop. It once walked a lonely road on its own. But even now, it is still alive and doing well—and the number of its holder addresses has already exceeded 63,000,000. Why doesn’t Virus go to zero? Why hasn’t Virus been delisted? Why is Virus’s number of holder addresses increasing more and more? The answer lies in the fact that Virus charges 3% tax on buy/sell and provides that benefit to Binance Chain for airdropping use. Binance’s buyback wallet keeps buying, keeps buying, keeps buying—without selling at all. Virus currently has no specific whales holding a large amount; everyone’s holdings are about the same, with the supply extremely well dispersed. The biggest—and only—whale (the project team) is Binance. In order to distribute Virus airdrops to all users’ wallets using Binance Chain, Binance’s buyback wallet continuously purchases tokens. And because each wallet can only receive a Virus airdrop once, Virus’s number of holder addresses increases rapidly in a short time. It has already exceeded 63,000,000 addresses. Virus has become well-known around the world, leading to many fake addresses that imitate Virus. Hope everyone can recognize that Virus has only one true address, and that it has one community that is truly engaged in building—high in consensus and strongly cohesive.

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