WLFI Group supports multi-year coin offering and token burn of up to 4.52B
The WLFI team proposed to burn up to 4.52 billion tokens and shut down most of the remaining pool and allocation ecosystem for 2-5 years, pushing the price up nearly 7% to around $0.084 as traders bet on a clean curve.
Summary
- The WLFI team proposed to burn up to 4.52 billion tokens and lock another 6.23 billion in long-term purchases.
- Ninety percent of the remaining team and ecosystem share will be locked for 2-5 years, while the original investors keep their full shares.
- WLFI’s price jumped nearly 7% to around $0.084 after the proposal, echoing past rallies around major burn decisions and asset cuts in other tokens.
The World Liberty Financial team has unveiled a management proposal that will permanently destroy up to 4.52 billion WLFI and lock most of the remaining group and ecosystem tokens within two to five years, in an effort to fix tokennomics after a volatile first year of trading. This plan, published in the governance forum of the project and now distributed to the public, will work on the closed WLFI pool of 6.228 billion, which strengthens the supply a few months after the Trump-aligned project opened a token of $ 483 million that raised concerns about long-term sales pressure.
Under the proposal, the founding team commits to “permanently destroy up to 4.52 billion WLFI tokens” in their locked allocation, burning on-chain at a later time once the benchmark is passed and the technical measures are completed. Of the remaining tokens, 90% will be subject to new purchase rules that lock them in for two to five years depending on the category, while the allocation to early investors will remain fully preserved under its original terms but still subject to any existing lock-in.
In its management position, the team describes the package as a way to “align long-term incentives and address concerns about asset shortages,” framing the burn and expanded supply as a tokenomics fix on the books rather than a cosmetic tweak. That language echoes public feedback and outside reports from outlets like CryptoSlate, which have previously highlighted how concentrated exposure and short-term allocations have weighed on sentiment as WLFI rolls out back-and-forth machines funded by the protocol.
Previous management votes show WLFI owners are willing to reverse aggressive foreclosure measures when they believe it supports the value of the tokens. In March, token holders approved a law requiring WLFI to be staked for 180 days to participate in governance, with voters who lock in and vote at least twice eligible for an annual yield of 2%; that measure passed with 99.12% support, although more than 76% of the voting power came from just 10 counties.
In the latest proposal, the team says that the new structure of burning and supply of assets is intended to be consistent with the existing policy of directing the liquidity funds held by the agreement on the purchase and burning, which has already destroyed tens of millions of WLFI last year. After the publication of the new plan, the market price of WLFI increased by about 7% to about $0.084, according to CoinMarketCap data, although the token remains at its lowest in September 2025 at an all-time high near $0.46 and continues to trade with high intraday volatility.
In the previous crypto.news story of WLFI governance rules, as well as articles about unlocking tokens and deflationary token models in other ecosystems, multi-year sales and target burning have been included as a way to transform projects from selling pressure to high-beta bets on the growth of the protocol, which is clearly following this story. the story.
