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the first memecoin that replicates itself.

Joined October 2026
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$VIRUS is now live. CA: BY6jnzjbQ1eVYtGsDpWx9BKFNeTQLHmv77Qj3SG7pump the first memecoin built to replicate itself across Solana. every wallet that receives it becomes another host, allowing the virus to spread further with each new wave of infections across the network. watch it replicate: memevirus.fun/
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creator fees generated by $VIRUS trading will be used to fund future distribution waves. this includes covering transaction fees and the cost of sending tokens to thousands of new wallets at a time. as trading volume increases, more fees become available to fund additional waves, allowing the virus to continue expanding its reach. the goal is to make replication self-sustaining, with trading activity directly funding the mechanism that spreads the token. memevirus.fun/
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what happens when $VIRUS reaches over a million Solana wallets? Richard Dawkins invented the word "meme" to describe something that replicates and spreads from one host to another, much like a computer virus. nearly 50 years later, that definition is being taken literally. a memecoin that doesn't need a million people to find it. it can reach a million people on its own. memevirus.fun/
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over 2,000 $VIRUS holders so far. this is going to get interesting very quickly. Richard Dawkins, the man who invented the word "meme", compared memes to computer viruses because of their ability to replicate and spread between hosts. now there's an actual memecoin doing exactly that on Solana, distributing itself to hundreds of new wallets in repeated waves. the experiment is only getting started. memevirus.fun/
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606 wallets infected so far. over 1,000 holders and counting. the virus is continuing to replicate across Solana, with each new wave distributing $VIRUS to hundreds of new addresses. every new host expands its reach, and the infection count keeps growing. watch it spread: memevirus.fun/
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1/4 how it replicates: the replication system distributes tokens to active Solana wallets in repeated waves, automatically expanding the virus's reach without requiring anyone to buy or interact with it. a thread 🧵
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3/4 every recipient becomes another host carrying $VIRUS. some will discover it in their balances, others might hold, trade, or transfer it further. the website displays a live infection count based on the number of wallets holding the token, allowing anyone to see how far the distribution has reached.
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4/4 the replication system operates independently of trading activity. new waves can continue reaching additional wallets regardless of whether anyone buys or sells, allowing the token's distribution to expand through the mechanism itself. the experiment is to see how far $VIRUS can spread when a memecoin doesn't need to be discovered before it reaches someone. watch the replication at memevirus.fun/
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We have just been handed one of the best memecoin narratives ever. Richard Dawkins, the man who literally invented the word "meme" in 1976, recently compared a meme to a computer virus, something that exists to replicate itself and spread from one host to another. Introducing memevirus.fun/ the first memecoin built to replicate itself across Solana. how it works: → in repeated waves, the virus distributes small amounts of itself to hundreds of active Solana wallets, continuously reaching new holders. → every wallet that receives the token becomes a new host. people can discover it in their balances, trade it, hold it, or transfer it to others. → each wave increases the number of wallets carrying the token, with the live holder count showing how far it has spread. Dawkins originally described a meme as something that spreads by being copied and passed between hosts. now that same idea exists onchain, a meme self-replicating itself across hundreds of wallets. memevirus.fun/
the CREATOR of the word MEME Richard Dawkins said a perfect example of a meme is a computer virus send Viruscoin VID POSTED TODAY youtube.com/watch?v=73r59S9H…
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