WLFI's new proposal sparks controversy, with communities questioning vote manipulation that harms the interests of coin holders

A new proposal submitted by the Trump family's encryption project World Liberty Fi at the end of 2025 has recently sparked controversy in the cryptocurrency community. The proposal suggested using 5% of WLFI's unlocked treasury holdings to promote USD1 growth. It was originally rejected by a majority of votes against the proposal, but the team and partners forcefully pushed for it and reversed the result. According to the WLFI White Paper, 75% of the agreement revenue belongs to the Trump family, 25% to the Witkov family, and the holders have no right to distribute any income. The community believes that after the proposal was passed, the team sold WLFI tokens through voting, which harmed the interests of lock up holders. As of press time, the WLFI token is priced at $0.1641, with a market value of $4.469 billion and an FDV of $16.4 billion.