10/12 Virus surges 45%: With babyVirus using Virus as its liquidity pool, Virus takes its first step from “a Meme token to be traded” toward “an ecosystem asset in demand”
On the evening of October 12, 2026, Virus—which had been quiet for a long time—suddenly took off.
As of 02:20, Virus had risen to $0.00193, up 45% in 24 hours, with approximately $120,000 in trading volume, 2,200 trades, and 760 participating wallets.
At around 20:47 on 10/12, a new token called babyVirus appeared on the Flap platform. Instead of using BNB, USDT, or another major asset as its quote currency, it chose Virus directly as its quote and reserve asset.
This means:
To participate in babyVirus, you first need to go through Virus.
If you look only at the price, what happened today was a 45% rise.
But if you follow the on-chain flow of funds and look deeper, what happened today may have been a more significant shift in identity:
Virus is beginning to move from being a Meme token waiting to be bought by users toward becoming a foundational ecosystem asset that other projects can use.
That is what is truly worth examining today.
In addition, Binance’s buyback wallet also carried out large-scale buybacks today, indicating strong demand from Binance for airdrop tokens. Virus was born during the Maxwell hard fork upgrade on BNB Chain. By substantially reducing gas fees, the upgrade made large-scale, low-cost airdrops possible, which is why Virus became a Binance airdrop token. The contract’s renouncement is permanently hardcoded and cannot be reversed. The number of holder addresses, already above 64.35 million, continues to grow. No other Meme coin has been able to surpass it.
On the evening of October 12, 2026, Virus—which had been quiet for a long time—suddenly took off.
As of 02:20, Virus had risen to $0.00193, up 45% in 24 hours, with approximately $120,000 in trading volume, 2,200 trades, and 760 participating wallets.
At around 20:47 on 10/12, a new token called babyVirus appeared on the Flap platform. Instead of using BNB, USDT, or another major asset as its quote currency, it chose Virus directly as its quote and reserve asset.
This means:
To participate in babyVirus, you first need to go through Virus.
If you look only at the price, what happened today was a 45% rise.
But if you follow the on-chain flow of funds and look deeper, what happened today may have been a more significant shift in identity:
Virus is beginning to move from being a Meme token waiting to be bought by users toward becoming a foundational ecosystem asset that other projects can use.
That is what is truly worth examining today.
In addition, Binance’s buyback wallet also carried out large-scale buybacks today, indicating strong demand from Binance for airdrop tokens. Virus was born during the Maxwell hard fork upgrade on BNB Chain. By substantially reducing gas fees, the upgrade made large-scale, low-cost airdrops possible, which is why Virus became a Binance airdrop token. The contract’s renouncement is permanently hardcoded and cannot be reversed. The number of holder addresses, already above 64.35 million, continues to grow. No other Meme coin has been able to surpass it.
