The reactions to the Floki Inu advertisement made in a tube station in London continue to come.
In London, there were advertisements for the Floki Inu meme token, named after Elon Musk’s dog, on billboards on buses and subway stations in the past weeks.
Sian Berry, Member of the Green Party London Assembly, said that after the Floki Inu advertisement was published, he asked the relevant institution, Transport for London (TFL), to ban crypto advertising on London’s public transport.
According to Councilor Berry, advertisements should also be banned, as cryptocurrencies are not regulated in the UK. Saying that he thinks Floki Inu posters should not be on the transportation network, Berry stated that this is unethical.
Targeting the Mayor of London, Berry said of the Floki Inu ad that “TFL officials should review it before giving approval.”
“Someone in TFL should have looked into this before it was approved. We have guidelines on advertising.”
On Twitter, many Floki Inu users and investors came under criticism for the council member Berry’s request for a ban against the crypto money they invested in.
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