- The airdrops of fake meme tokens are increasing day-by-day.
- Volatility of the meme tokens is high when compared to other digital assets.
Floki Inu team addresses the fake FLOKI airdrop on Twitter. The creation of spoof memecoins is very common if the main token gets major attention in the crypto market. Be it the pioneers’ DOGE, and SHIB, or the latest launched PEPE.
Though the volatility of the meme tokens is high when compared to other digital assets, their fame and reach match these risks. Many well-established cryptocurrencies fail to attain the margin attained by these fun cryptos. This is the reason traders and investors fall prey to fake versions of memecoins.
FLOKI Fake Airdrop
The news about the fake FLOKI airdrop has been going around in the market since the start of 2023. And the Floki Inu team is also updating it regularly so the users are aware of these fake airdrops and sites. The spoof websites and tokens have a very minimal difference and are tough to identify.
The fake FLOKIs’ most recent move is to present themselves as extended members of the Floki Inu deployer team. Additionally, they have reassured
“$FLOKI is the only token in our ecosystem!”
Coming to the OG Floki, the token has been under surge since last month. After its listing on the largest crypto exchange, Binance, the trading price of the token is $0.00004677, with a 45.19% increase in the last 24 hours. At the time of writing, the market cap is $421,853,519, and the trading volume is $431,487,569.
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