World Liberty Financial will put forward a governance proposal next week to set a phased, long-term vesting schedule for WLFI tokens held by early retail purchasers. The proposal will be opened for community input before a formal vote and would release tokens in stages rather than a full immediate unlock. Tokenomist data shows ~24.67% of the 100 billion WLFI supply has been released while ~75.33% remains locked. Some early buyers have publicly complained and threatened legal action. The move follows a March 16 approval of a six-month lock-up rule and comes amid scrutiny of the project’s treasury after it borrowed roughly $75 million in stablecoins using WLFI as collateral.

Proposal explicitly moves from an immediate unlock to staged, long-term vesting (fact); only ~24.67% of supply is currently released while ~75.33% remains locked (fact); early buyers have complained and threatened legal action (fact); project previously approved a six-month lock-up on March 16 and faces scrutiny after borrowing roughly $75M in stablecoins using WLFI as collateral (facts). These facts create mixed market signals—reduced immediate unlock risk but heightened legal/treasury scrutiny—making the story moderately relevant to short-term traders.