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The current price of TokenFi is $0.001870 with a 0.59% change in the last 24 hours.
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TokenFi is a no-code tokenization platform operated by the team behind the Floki project. It lets a non-developer create a fungible token, mint an NFT collection, or issue a permissioned token representing a real-world asset, all through a web form rather than by writing and deploying Solidity by hand. TOKEN is the platform's utility token.
TOKEN is deployed twice, once as an ERC-20 on Ethereum and once as a BEP-20 on BNB Smart Chain, at the same address on both networks: 0x4507cEf57C46789eF8d1a19EA45f4216bae2B528. Reading each contract directly confirms nine decimals and a totalSupply of 5,000,000,000 units per chain, which is how the project reaches the 10,000,000,000 figure quoted in its whitepaper. Neither deployment exposes a mint function, so that figure cannot be increased.
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TokenFi is not an independent startup. Its own whitepaper states that TokenFi is a Floki project, controlled by the Floki DAO and led by the Floki core team behind the FLOKI memecoin. As with Floki itself, most contributors are pseudonymous and no individually named founder appears in the official material, so founder claims should be treated carefully.
The token was introduced in late October 2023 and listed through November 2023. Staking followed in December 2023, the Token Launcher reached mainnet on several EVM networks in February 2024, and the Real World Asset Tokenization Module launched on May 23, 2025, built around ERC-3643, a permissioned standard that embeds transfer-eligibility rules into the token itself.
TokenFi is a hosted product suite sitting on top of ordinary EVM contract deployments rather than a blockchain or protocol of its own.
A user configures a token or collection in a web interface, choosing name, symbol, supply behavior and optional features.
TokenFi deploys the resulting contract to the chosen chain using prepared templates rather than freshly written code.
Ancillary tooling covers what usually stops non-developers: uploading logos and metadata to IPFS, seeding an initial liquidity pool, and running an automated contract review.
The RWA module adds an identity and compliance layer, since a token standing in for a regulated asset has to restrict who may hold or receive it.
The whitepaper describes TOKEN as the payment asset for platform services, the asset staked for platform rewards, and the unit through which part of platform revenue is recycled through buy-and-burn activity. Distribution was set at 54 percent to Floki staking pools, 20 percent to the Floki treasury, 10 percent to initial liquidity, 7 percent to the TokenFi staking program, 5 percent to user incentives, 2 percent to Floki NFT and Diamond Hands holders, and 2 percent to team incentives vested over four years.
Two on-chain details matter more than that summary, and both were checked directly. First, the contract carries Compound-style vote checkpoints, exposing delegates, numCheckpoints and getVotesAtBlock, so voting weight can be delegated on-chain.
Second, the transfer tax is not hardcoded. The contract calls out to an external tax handler and treasury handler, and the owner can replace either through setTaxHandler and setTreasuryHandler. The whitepaper documents a 0.3 percent tax split 80 percent to treasury and 20 percent to liquidity, but a direct query of the live Ethereum tax handler on September 11, 2026 returned zero for a plain wallet-to-wallet transfer and zero for both directions of the main Uniswap v2 TOKEN and WETH pair. The documented rate and the configured rate are not the same thing. The owner reads as 0x2b9d5c7f2EAD1A221d771Fb6bb5E35Df04D60AB0, the multisig the whitepaper lists as the Floki treasury on Ethereum.
TokenFi's bet is that tokenization becomes a mass-market activity only when deployment stops requiring an engineer. It competes on the quality of a form, the breadth of chains supported, and whether compliance features are usable by an ordinary business. The Floki relationship is also unusual: TokenFi inherited a large holder base and a funded treasury from a memecoin community, distribution a comparable tooling startup would have had to buy.
Compared with permissionless launch tools, TokenFi aims further up-market: ERC-3643 issuance, identity gating and audit tooling are meant for issuers who need transfer restrictions, not for memecoin deployers. Compared with institutional tokenization platforms, it is retail-accessible, self-serve and far cheaper, with correspondingly less bespoke legal support. And TOKEN is worth classifying honestly: it is a product token whose case depends on platform usage, not a network asset that secures anything.
TokenFi runs no consensus of its own, so security splits three ways. Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain provide settlement. The template contracts the Launcher deploys determine whether user-created tokens are safe. And the TOKEN contract determines what the team can change: it exposes no mint, no burn and no cap function and is not a proxy, so supply cannot be inflated and the code cannot be swapped out. The owner's remaining powers are bounded to replacing the tax and treasury handlers and transferring or renouncing ownership.
Tokenization tooling is one of the few areas where crypto infrastructure meets a clearly identifiable non-crypto customer. TokenFi is a readable example: a memecoin community redirecting treasury and attention toward a product with an actual workflow, an ERC-3643 issuance path and a multi-chain footprint. Whether demand materializes is unproven, but the category is real and the implementation is inspectable.
TOKEN trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized markets on both Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction. When trading on-chain, verify the contract address character by character.
TOKEN has commonly been available on:
Listings change, so confirm on the venue itself before acting.
TOKEN is a standard ERC-20 and BEP-20 asset, so it can be held:
Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain balances are separate even though the address is identical, so confirm which chain you are receiving on.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of TokenFi is $0.001870 with a 0.59% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $21,472.38 representing a 18.88% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of TokenFi is $6,308,893, ranking #732 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of TokenFi is $18,697,808, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 TOKEN is in circulation.
Circulating: 3,374,135,386. Total: 10,000,000,000. Max: 10,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, TokenFi traded between a low of $0.001841 and a high of $0.001919.
TOKEN/USDTTether USDT0.001870 USDT
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