TokenFi Achieves Milestone With Over 350 Million Tokens Locked In Staking Program

TokenFi, the native token associated with TokenFi’s tokenization protocol, has reached a significant achievement by having more than 350 million TokenFi tokens locked through the platform’s staking initiative. 

Launched on both the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and Ethereum mainnets just last month, this staking program enables users to lock their tokens for a minimum of three months and a maximum of forty-eight months. 

Notably, this constitutes over 24% of the total TokenFi token supply, showcasing the community’s strong commitment to long-term involvement. Despite the lockup, the staking program offers an appealing Annual Percentage Yield (APY) of up to 79%.

TokenFi Holders Approaches 6,000 Holders

The popularity of TokenFi is evident in its approaching 6,000 holders, according to data from Dextools. The project has garnered $3.22 million in locked liquidity and boasts a market capitalization of $15.41 million. These metrics underscore the growing interest and participation within the TokenFi ecosystem.

In a strategic move to bolster their global presence, Floki and its sister token, TokenFi, recently forged a partnership with Durban’s Super Giants cricket team. This collaboration aims to introduce both brands to an extensive audience of over 78 million viewers, primarily concentrated in India. Leveraging the popularity of cricket in the region, the marketing partnership seeks to enhance the visibility of Floki and TokenFi across Asia and beyond.

The success of this staking program, coupled with strategic partnerships, positions TokenFi as a promising contender in the evolving tokenization industry. It offers long-term value and engagement for its expanding community.

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