Did anyone that bought WLFI tokens during the pre-sales get personally notified by WLFI about the last proposal, either by mail, email, or some other means? Or did you simply come across the proposal by following X, or the website?
The reason for asking is because, according to my attorney, it is not OUR responsibility to have to follow this company on X or its website to get informed about a proposal. Since WLFI did a KYC for the original 87,000 early investors, THEY had the means AND responsibility to notify us. Even then, they couldn’t force us to vote.
In 2 years, when early investors get punished for not voting, there is going to be a huge class action lawsuit (the WLFI bylaws can’t stop it). WLFI is going to claim it was the investors job to keep checking X or the website for new proposals; that is NOT the case. And, more importantly, it is NOT in the original offerings when investors bought the tokens. My attorney wants to know if ANYONE got officially notified of the proposal, or any of the proposals.
How pathetic! If occasionally checking a website breaks your effort tolerance, good luck with life! You were never told your tokens would be locked if you didn’t vote. You were told that if the vesting schedule passes the vote, which it did, then you would have to elect to participate in it in order to unlock your tokens. And you were told that, if you stake your tokens, you must participate in two votes in your staking period to be eligible for your staking rewards. But none of that is what you describe. You are either misinformed or deliberately disingenuous. It isn’t my job to determine which.