World Liberty Financial, a blockchain project with deep political ties and more than half a billion dollars in support, holds an administrative vote to determine whether his native token, $ wldfi, should be traded on secondary markets.
The vote, which now lives on his board portal, could unlock a new chapter for the project. For the first time, token could become available for peer-to-peer transfers and even offers on public markets. That means that more people can communicate with the project, not just early insiders.
“This is a decisive moment for World Liberty Financial,” is the proposal. “The foundation has been laid, the community is growing and we are ready to continue.”
World Liberty Financial takes a voice to open access
So far, WLFI has operated on more as a club with invitations alone. Only early supporters of the world world or in advance approved users could open or trade the token. But if the mood passes, it changes: WLFI would shift from a closed model to an open, where someone could trade, participate in governance and help shape the future of the platform.
Some early supporters, those who entered the private fundraising rounds of the project, could unlock some of their tokens and gain access to part of their tokens. The rest would be decided in a future mood of the community. The team, advisers and founders of the project should wait any longer to unlock it, a sign, they say, of long -term commitment.
The mood is also supplied with guarantees such as identity controls (via KYC), transaction monitoring and a phased rollout of token distribution.
World Liberty Financial has a lot of money and large name switches
World Liberty Financial has raised eyebrows and headlines, not only for his technical ambitions, but also for the names that are linked to it. It is said that it has collected more than $ 550 million, with backers, including crypto billionaire Justin Sun and the Aqua 1 Foundation of the VAE.
The political ties have attracted the most attention. US President Donald Trump and his family have been associated with the project and reportedly have 60% of the token stock. This has lifted eyebrows from supervisors and ethical groups.
Despite the controversy, the team’s proposal does not mention these preferences. Instead, it focuses on decentralization, changing power and control of some insiders to the community. That means that anyone who holds WLFI could vote on important issues: emission schedules, stimuli, treasury decisions and more.
World Liberty Financial builds a bridge between crypto and traditional finances
In addition to the vote of the board, World Liberty Financial has drawn up ambitious plans. This includes USD1, its own stablecoin and an attempt to build infrastructure that connects traditional financing with decentralized tools.
Making WLFI tradable, the team argues, is about more than just liquidity. It is a way to bring in more people, give the community real power and to build trust through transparency.
If the vote passes, the team will immediately move to make it tradable. Early supporters will start receiving partial unlocks, KYC screening will resume and a second vote will follow to decide the fate of remaining closed tokens.
The platform is also planning to roll out compliance tools, including monitoring of blockchain forensic company TRM Labs.
