Floki Inu (FLOKI) Plans to Burn 15.2 Billion Tokens
The Floki Inu community has proposed to burn 15.2 billion FLOKI tokens, worth $2.8 million, in order to remove them from blacklisted wallets. The community believes it is fair to permanently remove these tokens from circulation and has promised to send 1% of the value of the returned tokens to those affected as a goodwill gesture. This proposal has received 232 votes and is not the first time the community has voted to burn FLOKI tokens. In addition, FLOKI is now live on Revolut Business, which has caused a rise in its trading volume and value.
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