FLOKI
FLOKI7D price series. Open $0.00002032, close $0.00002111, high $0.00002151, low $0.00002013, change 3.89%.
FLOKI is a community-driven, multi-chain utility token that powers a broad ecosystem including decentralized gaming, finance, and educational platforms. Originally evolving from a meme-based asset, the project now focuses on a utility-driven model centered around three pillars: community engagement, technical utility, and global charity work, balancing this ecosystem growth with social impact, such as building schools in developing nations like Ghana and Nigeria. Key features include Valhalla, an NFT metaverse game where the token serves as the primary currency for capturing creatures and upgrading characters. The ecosystem also features the FlokiFi Locker for securing digital assets and the University of FLOKI for web3 education,with real-world integration facilitated through a prepaid debit card for everyday purchases at global stores. Staking FLOKI allows users to earn rewards in a sister token. The project is led by a group of core advisors known by pseudonyms such as Sabre and B (The Viking) and is officially backed by DWF Labs, a major digital asset investment firm and market maker. While a small tax on decentralized trades helps fund development, value moves through the system as users utilize the token to pay for in-game items, access asset-locking services, or purchase merchandise.
A freshness-weighted mid, and the complete venue breakdown behind it.
One normalized endpoint, 1 credit per call. The responses below are this instrument’s real data.
The normalized mark, with opt-in freshness and confidence.
curl "https://api.getliaw.com/v1/prices/latest?assets=FLOKI"e=USD" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $LIAW_KEY"
{ "data": [ { "asset": "FLOKI", "quote": "USD", "price": "0.000021100000000000", "updated_at": "2026-08-09T01:50:27.445Z" } ], "meta": { "request_id": "<request id>", "served_at": "<ISO 8601 serve time>", "count": 1 } }
Live FLOKI values, straight from the feeds on this page. request_id and served_at are per-request — the server fills those in.
