WLFI Faces Scrutiny Over New Proposal That Could Limit Investor Voting Rights

Mar 9, 2026

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by Anisha Pandey

for CoinEdition

WLFI Faces Scrutiny Over New Proposal That Could Limit Investor Voting Rights

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Governance proposal would force WLFI holders to stake the only ~20% of currently unlocked tokens for a 180‑day lockup at 2% APY to retain voting rights, risking loss of governance power for early investors; - WLFI raised >$550M but token has plunged from an ATH near $0.46 to ~$0.09–$0.10 (>-75%), signaling weak market confidence and adoption risk; - Proposal concentrates control and creates liquidity/staking risk with clear implications for crypto governance, token performance and investor rights.

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WLFI investors may lose governance voting rights unless they stake the only 20% of tokens unlocked.
The staking proposal requires a 180-day lockup for a 2% annual yield.
WLFI has fallen from an ATH near $0.46 to around $0.09-$0.10, a drop of more than 75%.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the crypto project linked to the family of US President Donald Trump, is again under scrutiny after a new governance proposal raised concerns among investors.

The project raised more than $550 million from investors with the promise that early token holders would help guide the platform’s future decisions. However, the latest governance proposal could reduce the voting power of those early investors unless they agree to lock up the only tokens they can currently sell.

The proposal targets roughly 20% of WLFI tokens that are already unlocked and tradable. Under the plan, these …

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