WLFI passes a 99.8% governance vote and uses all Treasury fees for token buybacks and burns.
Trump’s family-backed WLFI and ABTC have won large-scale codes in the US regulatory environment.
Buyback and burn strategies aim to reduce supply, reward long-term holders, and scale up as they recruit.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a cryptographic platform supported by the Trump family, has taken a major step towards increasing the value of native tokens. A recent governance vote passed with almost indifferent support – 99.8% of participants approved a plan to use 100% of the WLFI Treasury’s liquidity costs for token buybacks and burns.
Only a small percentage of 0.06% voted against it.
The program is simple in design, but potentially powerful. WLFI receives all the fees it receives from the liquidity (POL) owned by the protocol and uses them to buy back tokens from the market. These tokens are then sent to the burn address, which permanently removes them from the circulation.
According to the proposal: “This program removes tokens from distribution held by participants who are not committed to the long-term growth and direction of WLFI, effectively increasing the relative weight of committed long-term holders.”
How to buy back
Fees from the liquidity positions of Ethereum, BNB chain and Solana will fund buybacks. The platform calls it the foundation of long-term strategies. Over time, WLFI aims to expand its program to include other protocol revenue sources, increasing the scale of repurchases as the ecosystem grows.
The community considered other options, such as maintaining fees with the Treasury Department and splitting fees between operations and burns.
However, the overwhelming preferences were clear. Maximize the impact by using all Pol fees for repurchase.
WLFI market launch: rocky launch
Governance votes take place after the turbulent launch. The WLFI tokens were released on September 1, falling by about 40% over the first three days despite preemptive burning of 47 million tokens on September 3.
At the time of writing, WLFI has traded at $0.2280, up 3.64% over the past 24 hours.
Voting sets a clear strategy, but the exact impact on prices is uncertain. Without an estimate of the fees incurred, it is difficult to measure the amount of WLFI in the short term.
Trump Family’s Crypto Venture
WLFI is one of several crypto initiatives linked to the Trump family, along with the American Bitcoin Corp (ABTC), registered with NASDAQ. Trump Business Entity is reportedly owning 60% of the WLFI, and 75% of the revenue from the token sales are eligible.
Also Read: Donald Trump’s Crypto Wealth surges to $7.7 billion with WLFI Coin and American Bitcoin Corp.
Recent activities across the WLFI and ABTC are consistent with family reported benefits, including a weekly increase in collective wealth by $1.3 billion.
Famous investors have already achieved their positions. For example, former kickboxing champion Andrew Tate reported a loss of $67,000 at WLFI Holdings. This highlights the volatility of launching new crypto.
Trump’s return to the office is consistent with loose crypto regulations, including strategic Bitcoin reserves, digital assets stockpile and Stubcoin Genius Act.
These moves have appointed Crypto advocate Paul Atkins to the SEC, and created a regulatory environment that supports innovation while raising questions about surveillance.
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Looking ahead
WLFI’s acquisition and burn strategy demonstrates a clear commitment to long-term token management. By reducing circulation supply and coordinating with committed holders, the platform aims to create mechanisms that grow with adoption.
In the crypto market, it is a case study of governance, talknomics, and well-known support.
