Floki: FLOKI and TOKEN stakers need to claim their staking rewards in order to qualify for the MONKY token airdrop
On December 14, FLOKI posted on X, reminding $FLOKI and $TOKEN stakers to claim their staking rewards. According to the announcement, users need to complete the collection of staking rewards before 00:00 UTC on December 15, 2024, to ensure that the reward tokens are counted in the upcoming $MONKY airdrop. The already staked tokens have been included in the airdrop and there is no need to cancel them, but unclaimed rewards in the staking contract will not be eligible.
In previous news, 35% of Wise Monkey (MONKY) token's total supply will be used for Floki ecosystem airdrops; among which 27% will be airdropped to FLOKI holders and stakers; while 4% will be given as an airdrop for TOKENFI holders and stakers.
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