The design logic of $VIRUS is quite ambitious. Every transaction triggers a 3% tax fee, with automatic buybacks and random airdrops—this cycle is truly realized thanks to the low gas costs on the BSC chain. Many compare it to the narrative innovation of ORDI back in the day, but this time from a different perspective, shifting from inscription to an airdrop ecosystem. In simple terms, it's a new way to imagine user growth.

Data shows that over 100,000 wallet addresses have participated in the fission, and the destructive effect of zombie wallets is gradually becoming apparent. The team's goal is to reach tens of millions of holders, envisioning an "infectious" style of user expansion—everyone is a propagation node. The founder's buying behavior somewhat demonstrates confidence.

Honestly, at first glance, the project documentation might seem a bit confusing, but this is precisely the design logic of the airdrop mechanism: to let more users understand it through participation. From an on-chain data perspective, the low barrier to entry in the BSC ecosystem provides a fertile ground for this kind of experiment. Whether it can truly break out of the circle depends on subsequent ecosystem development.