Ads for Floki appeared on Tfl buses and tube stations inBut some have raised concerned about the ads and highlighted the volatility of cryptocurrencies.
Siân Berry, the Green party London Assembly member, tabled a question to the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, about the campaign. ‘This should have raised a red flag and someone at TfL should have looked at this before it was approved,’ she said.‘I don’t think cryptocurrency ads should be on the network. They’re unethical,’ added Berry.TfL, and their advertising partner Global, know the adverts for Floki Inu were placed by the agency Kinetic, however, the names of individuals behind the campaign are not known.
The cryptocurrency called Floki is named after Elon Musk’s dog. In June, Musk tweeted his intention to adopt a Shiba Inu and name it Floki. In September, he introduced Floki on his Twitter, inspiring this particular cryptocurrency.
Your proof reader needs to do some homework. It’s Doge not Dodge and Million not Milion.
Banks are biggest crooks of all but hey 😂😂