WLFI: Unlocked WLFI tokens in the treasury are subject to community governance, not decided by the team alone
Jinse Finance reported, according to the official announcement, that the Trump family crypto project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has clarified the previous transaction of "47 million WLFI from the treasury wallet being burned": "There are some misunderstandings regarding the WLFI tokens unlocked in the Safe. WLFI has no plans to sell these tokens on the open market. The allocation of these tokens will be determined solely by community governance voting, and their usage will be decided by the community. The status of the treasury tokens is as follows: 1. The initial amount was 10 billion WLFI; 2. 47 million WLFI were burned yesterday (governance decision); 3. The current balance is 9.953 billion WLFI. All these tokens are subject to community governance and are not decided by the team alone."
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