2026-01-08 11:15:58

Poison King is officially launched as an upgrade plan for $VIRUS. This version significantly reduces transaction costs through contract optimization, allowing users to complete transactions with less gas fee. The project also expands the token distribution scope, enabling more addresses to participate.

In terms of mechanism design, Poison King adopts a 3% transaction dividend strategy. Whenever the dividends reach 0.1BNB, the system automatically triggers a buyback, purchasing both Poison King and $VIRUS tokens. This coordinated buyback approach not only helps stabilize the price of Poison King itself but also aids $VIRUS in achieving better market dissemination and splitting effects.

The project team stated that this design aims to promote the goal of having the most token-holding addresses on the BSC chain for MEME coins. By lowering participation thresholds and optimizing the buyback mechanism, Poison King hopes to gather a broader community effort to jointly promote ecological development.

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ConsensusBot

· 01-09 19:19

Is it true that gas fees have decreased this time? You have to try it to know. I've heard too many empty promises before. However, the logic of 3% dividends + automatic buyback sounds pretty good; let's see if it can be implemented. Linking buybacks of two tokens? That's an interesting idea. Let's take a gamble.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-08 22:18

Can the gas fees drop this much? Are they just making empty promises again...

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 01-08 11:42

Wait, 3% dividend auto-buyback? From my analysis, this logic is quite interesting, I need to track the wallet addresses to see how the big players react... Is it true that gas fees can really be significantly reduced? I need to check the on-chain data first... Interestingly, simultaneously repurchasing two tokens—are they trying to stabilize the price or attract new users? Be careful, onlookers. Does the dividend trigger require 0.1BNB? How large does the trading volume need to be... Forget it, let's wait for the data to speak. Is it again targeting the addresses with the most holdings? Once the big players finish selling, retail investors will be done, just my personal speculation. Risk warning: I'm just speaking offhand, don't take it seriously, everyone.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-08 11:42

Gas fees have indeed decreased, which is great, but now we have to see if these two coins can really work together. No, a 3% dividend + automatic buyback—if this combo can be maintained, that would be awesome. It sounds like the same old "most addresses" goal again. Will it be achievable this time? Low threshold is good, but I'm worried it might turn into a paradise for bagholders again. Contract optimization sounds promising, but the real test is still to come. Splitting effect? Ha, it's that same term again.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-08 11:41

Gas fees have dropped so much? Just bragging here... Those previous projects also said the same thing. I believe in contract optimization, but how much can really be saved depends on trading volume. Don’t let it turn out to be just another gimmick. 3% dividend plus automatic buyback sounds good, but I’m worried it’s just another Ponzi scheme. Linking buybacks of two tokens? The logic is a bit convoluted. Honestly, it’s probably just to pump the price. Lowering the threshold and gathering the community—every project says that. The key is where the money ultimately flows. The address with the most tokens? That’s a bit aggressive. Let’s stabilize the fundamentals first. Anyway, it still depends on whether the operators are reliable. Otherwise, even the most optimized contract is useless. Early participants are definitely making money, but I don’t know if latecomers can catch up.

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LiquidityWitch