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World Liberty Financial said it will present next week a governance proposal to establish a gradual unlock schedule for WLFI tokens held by early retail buyers. The project, which is linked to the Trump family, said the initiative will first be opened for community consultation before moving toward a formal vote. The plan contemplates a phased release schedule rather than an immediate full unlock.
WLFI tokens remain largely inaccessible to early buyers, with transferability dependent on specific governance approvals. According to data cited from Tokenomist, only 24.67% of the total supply of 100 billion tokens has been released, while the remaining 75.33% continues to be locked or pending future decisions.
The proposal has drawn complaints within the ecosystem. Several presale buyers have publicly expressed frustration over prolonged lockups. At least one holder said they filed legal notices and are pursuing claims in the United States and the Netherlands against World Liberty Financial and its backers. It has not been independently verified whether any lawsuit has been formally filed.
The original sale terms stated that WLFI tokens were non-transferable and could remain locked indefinitely. Any future unlock was described as being subject to a governance vote no earlier than 12 months from the initial sale, with no guaranteed deadlines.
That threshold has already been crossed. The public sale began around mid-October 2024, placing the current proposal at approximately 18 months after launch. World Liberty said it raised at least $550 million across two funding rounds through the sale of WLFI tokens.
Holder concern has also been reinforced by on-chain activity involving the project’s treasury. On-chain data cited in the report shows World Liberty Financial borrowed approximately $75 million in stablecoins through the Dolomite protocol, using WLFI as collateral. At least one community member said this operation raised questions about how treasury funds are being used.
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