Where there is a Popular Meme Coin, There Must Be a Rumor.
Rumors have started circulating that Floki Inu (FLOKI) will partner with the Alfa Romeo Formula One team — owned by automotive giant Stellantis N.V.
The rumors arose after Decalspotters, an independent motorsport coverage, took to Twitter claiming Alfa Romeo F1 is all set to announce the new sponsorship deal with FLOKI, a canine-themed cryptocurrency in the coming days.
The news agency further noted that FLOKI logos could be seen on the rear wing of the new Alfa Romeo F1 car following the deal.
Alfa Romeo F1 is set to announe a new sponsorship deal with Floki Inu (FLOKI), dog-themed cryptocurrency, in the coming days.
Floki Inu logos can be seen on the rear wing of the new Alfa Romeo F1 car.#F1 #cryptocurrency #AlfaRomeo
— Decalspotters (@decalspotters) February 15, 2022
Following the announcement, Floki’s team denied the news and said they would not provide any official comment on the matter.
However, following the rumors, FLOKI gets back to reclaim the top 10 purchased tokens positions by 1000 Ethereum (ETH) whale wallets, according to the data provided by WhaleStats. Also, FLOKI was able to get the 8th spot here among the top 10 coins purchased by Binance smart chain (BSC) whales in the last 24 hours.
When writing this news, FLOKI’s price is almost unchanged for the day and is trading at $0.00004164, with a 24-hours trading volume of $4,224,916.39, down over 19% compared to the previous trading day.
Floki is already a partner of some major football clubs including the Turkish Football Club Fenerbahçe S.K, the Russian most famous Football club “Spartak-Moscow” and German Football Club, Bayer 04 Leverkusen.
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