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Coins, livestreams and activity from FenixCapital on Pump.fun.
OpenXea+$0.21Spent $2+14%
VIRI+$0.13Spent $12+1%
Elizabeth+$0.12Spent $0.44+27%
AMP+$0.05Spent $0.34+14%
ZCAT−$0.03Spent $0.49−6%
three−$0.04Spent $0.71−5%
WARP−$0.25Spent $0.34−74%
froges−$0.31Spent $0.53−59%
Randomcoin−$0.39Spent $0.45−85%
PESTINU−$0.41Spent $0.43−95%
CASHX−$0.45Spent $3−16%
GWORLD−$0.66Spent $0.74−89%
FLYWHEEL−$0.92Spent $1−79%
E/CE−$1.05Spent $1−70%
MOONWALK−$1.26Spent $1−91%
LOVERCAT−$1.33Spent $1−100%
PIGGYBANK−$1.74Spent $2−97%
TAGG−$3.91Spent $7−58%Hover a day for its trades
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3.5M VIRIHeld $3.48K MC
2,000 years ago, one man refused to bow to the largest empire on Earth. Rome could conquer land. It could conquer kings. It could never conquer him. His name was Viriathus. A shepherd who became a general. A guerrilla who humiliated Roman legions for a decade. Rome never beat him in battle. They had to buy a traitor to end him. Today, a new kind of resistance is being born. Not against Rome. Against centralized finance, permissioned systems, and the few who control the many. Same spirit. Same refusal to bow. Introducing $VIRI — Viriathus. An AI-born protocol forged in the same defiance that outlasted an empire. No presale. No team allocation. 100% liquidity, community-owned from block zero. Anti-sniper protection on launch. Liquidity locked at market cap milestones. Fixed supply. No future minting. Built the way Viriathus fought: nothing hidden, nothing given away. Holders aren't "investors." They're Lusitanos. Every wallet that holds is another soldier in a resistance that refuses to be centralized, refuses to be bought, refuses to disappear. Rome couldn't buy him. Neither will you.
