The cryptocurrency $FLOKI has been listed on an African cryptocurrency exchange.

DafriXchange Pro, an African crypto exchange, launched the dog meme cryptocurrency Floki Inu ($FLOKI) on Monday (November 8), precisely as it had promised. On June 25, when Dogecoin $DOGE) supporter Elon Musk tweeted that his Shiba Inu dog's name would be "Floki," the idea for this cryptocurrency was formed.

Until recently, there were only a few centralized exchanges where you could acquire $FLOKI (such as Gate.io). Because it "has both an ERC 20 token and a BEP20 token," you may buy it on Uniswap and PancakeSwap, decentralized exchanges.

FLOKI is available as an ERC 20 token as well as a BEP20 token. It's available on both the Uniswap DEX and PancakeSwap. It's worth mentioning that there is presently no petition to get $FLOKI included on eToro in the United States. According to the Floki Inu team, the $FLOKI coin will be used in the following projects:

• The FLOKI team is presently working on a Play-To-Earn NFT game metaverse called Valhalla. Our objective with Valhalla is to introduce cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology to a large number of individuals who may not have heard of it otherwise through an NFT game — and to earn compensated while doing so."
• "The NFT economy is powerful and will only get stronger," says FlokiPlace. We also see a scenario in which individuals may easily buy tangible products using cryptocurrencies. FlokiPlaces wants to close this gap by making it simple for consumers to exchange NFTs and tangible things while paying with cryptocurrency — the FLOKI token serving as the primary payment option."
• "FLOKI is striving to help build a future where almost everyone is exposed to cryptocurrency and blockchain in some capacity," says Inuversity. We think that teaching people about blockchain technology is a viable way to do this. The primary bitcoin education platform will be Floki Inuversity. Its primary goal is to educate and familiarize the FLOKI target audience with bitcoin and blockchain technology."

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