According to official sources, FLOKI has announced that the DIAMOND Hands rewards have been distributed. In the TokenFi token economy, 1% of the TOKEN supply has been allocated to these users. The promised tokens have been distributed to eligible users today. FLOKI reminds users that to receive token rewards, they need to have interacted with the correct TokenFi contract address beforehand. If it matches, there will be no problem. If not, they are not eligible for the reward. FLOKI states that they will not ask users to connect their wallets to any website or send private messages asking them to claim tokens or rewards.
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FLOKI: Completed DIAMOND Hands rewards for 1% of token supply
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