Trump’s global Liberty Financial token holders have approved a governance resolution aimed at unlocking tokens and “making $WLFI tradeable.”
The proposal also stated that some of the tokens sold to early supporters were “qualified to unlock at the launch of tradeability.”
It also states that “founders, teams and advisors tokens are not unlocked first and are subject to a longer unlock schedule than early supporters to demonstrate the success of the protocol and long-term commitment and integrity.”
This is an important consideration given the number of tokens Reserved for team members and Donald Trump.
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After this vote is passed, the World Liberty Financial Team will take advantage of X and note that before it does, it is “something that still holds one of the biggest alignments and brings great attention and clarity to the project.”
The team also said, “No other sales rounds open. ”
Despite this claim that the sale has not been open and will not be open, there have been investors who have recently been able to participate, such as Aqua 1/Aqua1.
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Some retail investors are not excited by the current version of their current unlocking strategy and are taking them to the world’s Liberty Financial Governance Forum to express their dissatisfaction.
One user, Herminio Coragem, offers a maximum unlock of 1,000 tokens per year. It takes about 22, 500,000 years to completely unlock.
In the context, it is estimated that Homo Sapiens have been around for about 300,000 years.
Another suggestion suggests that those with tokens of more than 1 billion tokens should only receive 1% of the total token supply on their initial unlock.
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Another user wrote on the forum: “The ongoing restrictions via Allowlist Control are artificial locks that do not serve technical or security purposes. They only undermine investor trust and market transparency.”
I disagree with reply.
One user goes in a different direction, claiming that those who bought in October should “sell them before those who brought them in March.”
This same user had another post, “WLFI beware of WLFI when avoiding lawsuits,” and “WLFI posted in the bylaws that purchased tokens cannot be traded for at least one year.
They said, “Many people have bought many tokens with that expectation. If WLFI trades before October 15th, they violate their own bylaws and violate the possible basis for class action lawsuits by those who are expected to hold it for a year.
The user says, “It’s called a “bait and switching” lawsuit. Before releasing a token, they should consult a really good lawyer. ”
Another user makes the false false claim that “what has not happened in history of paying pre-sale tokens is subject to unlock/vesting rules.”
If you are worried that this user has lost faith in the world’s Liberty team, you can easily rest by adding, “Many community members are already disappointed with the delay – I am not, I do not trust the team.”
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Despite these users opposed in the discussion forum, there was a wide consensus on the governance proposal, where 99.94% of voting tokens are supported.
Overall, most token holders seem excited about the possibility that they will transfer and sell tokens, but this controversy has rekindled the often quiet discussion forum for this project.