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Hantavirus memecoin is going viral

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Crypto investors who look at memecoin cycles are hoping for a spike in the Hantavirus as they believe that Hanta, the latest memecoin launched yesterday on various platforms, could thus go viral very quickly.

By now, a website has already been launched where you can track the number of confirmed cases of Hanta, named ‘trackhanta.com’.

Covid-19

The crypto bull run of 2020-2022 was partly caused by the rapid spread of the Covid-19 virus, which caused many Americans and Europeans to sit at home bored with nothing to do for weeks and months.

After Americans received stimulus checks from their government, also known as ‘Stimmy’, starting from the second so-called ‘lockdown’, many young people invested these funds in Bitcoin and Dogecoin, which of course caused crypto prices to rise rapidly.

Memecoins that imitated the image of a Shiba Inu dog, in particular, experienced a very good period.

Panic

Some investors are now hoping for a similar panic reaction from the market and are therefore starting to invest very early on in Hanta, a new memecoin that refers to the virus and the animal (a rat) from which it is said to have originated.

Since I bought $HANTA before sleeping yesterday night im down 50% and I’m seeing a lot of fud concerning the token by top ogs in the space because @a1lon9 shilled and it’s a pump fun coin.

But I still believe it’s a good play as just one mention by Trump or Elon would make this… pic.twitter.com/LAbBWMCnrA

— 777 (@7hundredand77) May 8, 2026

As always, you invest in memecoins at your own risk. A mention by, for example, Trump or Elon Musk, could cause this memecoin to rise very quickly, but it is unclear who holds the majority of the coins, of course.

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