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In the crypto market, too many tokens in circulation can dilute value and weigh on sentiment. Against that backdrop, World (WLD) is adjusting its token unlock schedule, gradually reducing the arrival of new WLD to ease pressure on the asset over time.
World’s announcement comes roughly three years after the token’s launch. Starting July 24, 2026, the unlocking rate of the WLD token will decrease by 43% under the existing unlocking schedules. Tokens will continue to be unlocked daily in a linear manner, without sudden unlocking steps.
“On July 24, 2026, the unlocking rate of the WLD token will decrease by 43% within the framework of existing unlocking schedules. As before, WLD tokens will continue to be unlocked daily in a linear manner, with no sudden unlocking steps.”
Following the announcement, WLD rose slightly, which the article attributes to investor preference for slower dilution. The change is framed as a correction to a mechanism that had become increasingly visible and potentially credibility-damaging.
Despite the slowdown, the article emphasizes that WLD’s unlock history remains substantial. It notes that nearly 4.9 billion tokens—49% of the total supply—are already unlocked. Of that amount, 3.3 billion are in circulation, leaving a significant reserve still subject to the schedule.
“As of April 10, 2026, 4.9 billion WLD tokens, or 49% of the total supply of 10 billion, are unlocked, including 3.3 billion in circulation. At launch, July 24, 2023, 500 million WLD tokens were unlocked, while the remaining 9.5 billion are subject to a continuous daily unlocking schedule, with the last tranche planned 15 years after launch.”
According to the article, World is not changing the underlying rules of token distribution; it is instead slowing a process that has become too prominent. For investors, the move is presented as an attempt to repair trust by limiting abundance rather than creating new scarcity.
The article also notes that the market may not fully “forget” prior large sales, including those attributed to the foundation, which it says have left lasting effects. In this view, rebuilding confidence takes time, but it can be damaged quickly.
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