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Adverts For The Crypto Token

The UK advertising watchdog has launched an investigation into a London bus and underground ad campaign for Floki Inu, a “meme coin” cryptocurrency named after a

Watchdog investigates tube adverts for Floki Inu cryptocurrency

Adverts for the crypto token Floki Inu, which were splashed across London’s public transport network last autumn, breached UK advertising standards, an investigation by

Floki Inu

Floki Inu, one of the rivals of Dogecoin, has resumed an aggressive marketing campaign. The memecoin is planning to plaster advertisements in London’s public transport places, including

Floki Inu Crypto Ads Make a Comeback in London, but for how long?

Floki Inu resumes aggressive marketing in London despite

Floki Inu resumes controversial ad blitz in London

‘Meme coin’ Floki Inu’s London marketing blitz probed by UK ad

Floki Inu Launches New Ads in LondonTwo Months After

Floki Inu Resumed Its Marketing

Floki Inu resumed its marketing campaigns in London less than two months after banning its previous ads by regulators. The memecoin plans to mount posters on 100

UK regulator says Floki Inu breached advertising standards

Floki Inu Ads Appear in London Two Months After Previous Ban

Dogecoin

After a two-month-long hiatus, Floki Inu (FLOKI) advertisements are back on the streets of London. The memecoin found itself in a bit of a predicament with its “MISSED

[ad_1]Dogecoin (DOGE) rival Floki Inu (FLOKI) has begun what it calls an “aggressive” marketing campaign in London, plastering advertisements around the city’s train stations and on its

Floki Inu Crypto Ads Make a Comeback in London, but

Floki Inu

Floki Inu has begun a “new and aggressive” advertising blitz in Londonless than two months after its previous campaign was banned by regulators. The memecoin

Floki Inu’s marketing blitz appeared across the capital’s transport system last month with adverts displaying the slogan “Missed Doge? Get Floki” splashed across