TST

$TST is the memecoin that nobody launched on purpose, and every attempt to kill it only made it bigger.

It started as a throwaway token in a BNB Chain tutorial on four.meme. Chinese KOLs spotted the name at 1:18 of the video and started buying. So the team deleted the video and threw away the creator wallet's key. That should have been the end, but instead it meant no dev bag left to dump on you.

Then CZ stepped in to clarify that nobody at Binance held the coin and that the official video showing the token does not mean an endorsement. But the market heard "CZ posted about it," and $TST pumped to $52M within minutes.

Three days later Binance listed it, and CZ admitted every denial "just made it more viral."

The man who said he'd never bought a memecoin was caught by Lookonchain buying 1 BNB of $TST five weeks later.

That run opened BNB's meme season, which brought Broccoli and Mubarak after it, and people are still launching copycat "test tokens" today.

You can't fake an origin like this. $TST went viral because everyone tried to stop it.