The groups behind the Floki protocol and Bitget crypto trade have accused one another of market manipulation after the protocol’s token, TokenFi (TOKEN), was listed and delisted by Bitget. That is in response to an October 31 social media publish from the Floki staff and a weblog publish from Bitget.
The Floki staff claimed that Bitget listed the token earlier than it was launched, referring to the Bitget itemizing as a “pretend token,” whereas Bitget claimed that the Floki staff was “suspected of market manipulation by maliciously controlling the preliminary liquidity.”
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