Recently, Floki Inu, has warned its investors about a fraudulent attempt involving fake $FLOKI tokens.
Fake FLOKI tokens are widespread on the Solana and Base blockchain networks, aiming to mislead Floki Inu investors.
Floki Inu's official X account has warned its followers about this fake token scam.
Highlighting that the native Floki Inu (FLOKI) token is only available exclusively on the #BSC and #Ethereum blockchain networks.
As a further precaution, Floki has assigned the official network address for each network, as follows;
BSC: 0xfb5b838b6cfeedc2873ab27866079ac55363d37e
ETH: 0xcf0c122c6b73ff809c693db761e7baebe62b6a2e
Floki Inu also urges his community to obtain token information only from official sources to prevent falling victim to this fraudulent scheme.
The Floki Inu fake token signals the growth of the ecosystem
Despite this ongoing threat of fraud, Floki Inu continues to improve the functionality and utility of its ecosystem.
An important development is the introduction of the FLOKI Name Service on the BNB Chain mainnet.
This service allows users to register decentralized domain names with the .floki extension to develop websites.
The service leverages the Space ID architecture to enable interoperability with various decentralized applications (DApps).
It can also be utilized on various platforms including popular wallets and exchanges such as Trust Wallet and PancakeSwap.
Floki Inu has surpassed 417,400 investors on BNB Chain. To celebrate, Floki Inu launched a rewards program, allowing holders to claim a percentage of interest rewards.
In March, Floki Inu unveiled its roadmap for 2024, revealing several upcoming features and utility-focused initiatives.
The plan includes a regulated digital banking account, allowing users to create and fund bank accounts using FLOKI tokens.
The roadmap includes partnerships with licensed fintech companies that will enable digital bank accounts with Swift payments.
Additionally, it also has SEPA IBAN capabilities, expanding in Canada, Spain, Dominica, Australia, and the United Arab Emirates.
In January, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) warned the public about the “Floki Staking Program” and the “TokenFi Staking Program.”
