@worldlibertyfi The team has zero logic. Why stake when you can just hold USD1 for WLFI rewards? Oh and btw no one cares about WLFI rewards becuz it’s worthless
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I designed the WLFI governance vote.
You may remember me. Last month I built the freeze function. The one where a single anonymous wallet can lock any token holder's assets at any time for any reason without notice or appeal. Justin Sun called it a backdoor. We called it compliance. We sued him. He sued us back. One billion dollars. His lawyers filed on April 22nd.
That was phase one. Individual control. One wallet. One victim. One freeze.
Phase two is collective.
I needed a mechanism that would extract consent from 18,000 holders simultaneously, without anyone afterward claiming they didn't agree, without anyone pointing to a single moment when force was applied, and without anyone identifying a perpetrator, because the perpetrator would be the architecture itself. The legal team said this was important. As mentioned, I've already designed it. They asked what I called it. I said governance.
We submitted 62.3 billion tokens to a ballot. The proposal: release all vesting schedules. Early supporters receive their 17 billion on a two-year cliff, with a two-year vest. Founders receive their 45.2 billion on a two-year cliff plus three-year vest with a ten percent burn.
The balloting mechanism is elegant. If you accept, your holdings will be released on the published schedule. If you decline, your holdings remain frozen.
Indefinitely.
No timeline. No appeals process. No alternative proposal. No counteroffer. No exit.
I presented this to the governance committee. Three people. All founders. They approved it in eleven minutes. I timed it because I was curious. Eleven minutes to design consent for sixty-two billion tokens. That's due diligence.
99.5% accepted.
I am told this represents overwhelming community consensus. I designed the mechanism where declining means your money stays frozen forever. I am told the 99.5% approval rate proves the community supports us. Those are both true. They are also the same sentence. I put both in the press release.
Four wallets controlled 40% of the total ballot. One address held 13%. Quorum required one billion. The largest participant exceeded quorum alone.
We set the threshold.
We also hold the addresses.
The token was $0.23 in January. It trades at eight cents. Sixty-five percent decline. The investors voted to unlock assets worth one-third of what they paid. But they voted yes because the alternative was those assets staying locked forever at one-third of what they paid.
I designed both options. One is loss. The other is permanent loss. They chose loss.
That's participation.
On the governance forum, one holder wrote: "There is no democracy. The system is a joke." Another wrote: "I'm going to put these bastards in jail." A third posted a single word: "WTF."
All three accepted the proposal. I verified their wallet signatures personally. The one who promised jail voted yes fourteen minutes after his post. I have the timestamp. I keep all the timestamps.
We burned 4.5 billion from the founder pool. Ten percent of our allocation. The press release said meaningful sacrifice. The communications team wanted unprecedented sacrifice. I suggested meaningful. Unprecedented implies it won't happen again. Meaningful implies nothing.
Our remaining allocation after the burn. Forty point seven billion at eight cents. Three point two billion dollars.
We sacrificed $360 million in locked, unsellable supply. We retained $3.2 billion that now releases on schedule. The ratio of sacrifice to retention is 1:9. I call that generosity. The press release called it alignment with the community. The community had no choice but to align back.
That's sacrifice.
The investors paid between $0.015 and $0.05 per token. At eight cents, some are technically in profit, sixty to four hundred percent above their entry, and they won't file lawsuits because you don't sue when you're up and because the legal costs would exceed their holdings and because by the time discovery begins the token will trade at fractions of a cent and there will be nothing to recover from anyone. They will also sell the moment their tokens unlock. All of them. Simultaneously. Which will push the price below five cents. Which means nobody is in profit. Which means nobody files lawsuits. Because there is nothing left to recover.
I designed that sequence too.
That's vesting.
Phase one takes one wallet at a time. Phase two captures 18,000 addresses simultaneously, each of them clicking yes on the identical ballot under the identical terms I wrote, in language simple enough for a compliance officer to approve and opaque enough for a retail buyer to mistake for democracy. Same coercion. Different magnitude. Both listed under governance on the project website.
Sun's billion-dollar complaint characterizes the freeze function as "a unilateral deprivation of property rights." The ballot proves otherwise. It was not unilateral. We asked. Ninety-nine point five percent said yes.
Under the specific condition that saying no meant keeping nothing.
That's consensus.
I am the Director of Token Holder Experience at World Liberty Financial.
The dashboard has 13 columns now. The 13th is called Unlock.
We published a governance proposal. It covers 62 billion locked tokens. In plain English: the team that locked your tokens is asking you to vote on whether the team gets to unlock theirs.
There are two groups.
Investors — the wallets that sent real money.
The team — founders, advisors, partners. The wallets that didn't.
Investors paid starting at $0.015 per token. 17 billion tokens. Real money from real accounts. 18 months ago. They cannot sell. Cannot transfer. Cannot earn staking rewards. The tokens are $0.08 now. Down 83%. The proposal gives investors a 2-year cliff and a 2-year vest. That is 4 more years of waiting for something they already bought. They keep all their tokens. We are calling this "full retention."
The team received 45 billion tokens for free. The proposal gives the team a 2-year cliff and a 3-year vest. We burn 10%. That is 4.5 billion tokens. At current prices, $360 million. We paid nothing for them. We could not sell them. We are burning 10% of an asset we got for free and could not move. We are calling this "sacrifice." We keep the other 90%. $3.2 billion. We are calling that "alignment."
The team holds 73% of the locked supply. Investors hold 27%. The people who paid nothing outnumber the people who paid everything nearly 3 to 1.
The vote requires a 1 billion token quorum. Simple majority. In the last governance vote, 76% of the voting power came from 10 wallets. Several of those wallets are ours. The team will vote on whether the team unlocks. The team will pass it. That is governance.
The proposal says 77% of locked holders have never voted. We wrote that as a problem. The 77% did not vote because the 10 wallets decide everything. We built the system that made their votes meaningless. Now we are using their silence to justify our exit.
If you do not opt in within 10 days of the vote passing, your tokens stay locked indefinitely. Accept the schedule we wrote or keep nothing. The proposal calls this "community-driven."
We listed our achievements to prove we earned it. USD1 stablecoin. OCC national bank charter application. Chainlink Proof of Reserves. AgentPay SDK. The stablecoin is the one where the President's family collects 75 cents of every dollar. All of it was built with investor money. The team built value with your capital, then asked your permission to extract it. The vote we will win with our own tokens.
600,000 wallets have been checking every morning for the word "unlock."
It appeared. It does not mean what they think it means.
The distance between "locked indefinitely" and "locked for 2 more years, then vested over 2 more" is not freedom. It is a countdown that the captors set. Column 13 updates in real time. Every column goes in the same direction.
These events are unrelated. I am still the reason they are unrelated.
@0xDylan_ The fact is it’s always declining and lost all investor confidence with the additional supply announced and lack of communication from the Wlfi official X
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@QuintenFrancois You’ve missed out a part. He could have shorted futures enormously (and the stock alts) and take a huge profit when he’s dumping the tokens, probably in the hundreds of millions (he can do so becuz true liquidity is scarce). Some sources already shown the figure to be around 300m