Coinbase Announces Adding FLOKI INU TO Its Listing Roadmap

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Shortly after WIF ($0.55) and PEPE ($0.00) Coin were added to the listing roadmap, Coinbase has also announced the addition of FLOKI INU to its listing roadmap. To comply with the listing process, Coinbase has included Floki Coin in its roadmap, implying that it may be listed soon. The ongoing interest in meme coins, particularly those like WIF, BONK ($0.00), and PEPE, may open doors to interesting profits in assets that have not yet seen bull markets. However, investors should be aware that rapid gains in meme coins can also lead to swift losses.

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