Virtual Protocol, a project focused on decentralized AI agents, is capturing attention as activity across its ecosystem explodes and its native token, VIRTUAL, stages a massive price rally.
The number of wallets interacting with the platform has surged across both the Base and Solana networks, reflecting a rapid expansion in adoption.
According to on-chain analytics, wallet engagement jumped nearly 95% in under a week — a sign that more users are deploying and trading AI agents built on the platform.
As a result, the VIRTUAL token has gained serious momentum, rocketing 161% in seven days and climbing 18% today alone. The token now trades at $1.46 — its highest level in two months — making it one of the best-performing assets in the market this week.
Technical indicators support the bullish outlook. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF), which measures capital inflow strength, is trending up and well above neutral, suggesting consistent buying activity.
However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has pushed into overbought territory, signaling that the rally could cool down in the near term.
If momentum continues, traders are eyeing $2.25 as the next major target. But if profit-taking sets in, VIRTUAL could dip back toward the $0.96 support zone.
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