Floki Takes the Stairway to $87K 🚀
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Floki Takes the Stairway to $87K 🚀

—By our Altcoins & Tokens Desk2 min read

FLOKI traded near $0.000030 after climbing roughly 14% over 24 hours and 24% over seven days, the move driven by Bitcoin's break above $87,000 rather than any project-specific catalyst. Bitcoin reached its highest level since January on the move, with spot BTC ETFs absorbing roughly $999 million in a single Monday session after last week's outflows.

The rally spread through the meme-coin segment as part of a broader short squeeze. Reports cited approximately $450 million in shorts liquidated across the market following Bitcoin's push, flushing bearish positions that had built up during the April drawdown. PEPE rose roughly 30% alongside FLOKI, with traders describing the action as a broad meme rotation rather than a single-token event.

Analysts cited $0.0000312 as the first level to reclaim on the chart, with stretch targets between $0.000038 and $0.000050 contingent on Bitcoin holding its bid. A drop below $82,000 in Bitcoin, they noted, would risk a fast unwind of the leveraged long positioning built up during the squeeze.

Market participants framed the utility meme token's price action as symptomatic of the wider tape, with the $0.000030 print reflecting exposure to Bitcoin's directional move and to cross-crypto liquidation flows rather than protocol updates. FLOKI's seven-day outperformance aligned with the rotation that lifted PEPE and crypto-related equities in the same window.

Source coverage attributed the move to Bitcoin's push above $87,000, the highest level since January, and the accompanying unwind of short positioning across digital assets.

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