Hey WLFI team, I'll make it easy for you to understand and explain

No, you do not have to vote “Yes”, voting “No” does not lock your tokens indefinitely.

if the proposal passes, you will need to use your wallet to electronically sign the unlocking agreement. If you choose not to sign the agreement your tokens remain locked indefinitely.

if the community unanimously voted this proposal down , a “No” vote, then the team would have needed to come up with a new unlocking proposal.

What does it say? I think even more that you took us for idiots, but without knowing that idiots have the evidence in hand and you continue to change everything, Gold Paper and this screenshot you posted. You are a liar.

It says “if you do not affirmatively accept” which is in reference to signing the unlocking agreement, if the proposal passes.

There are some holders that never intend to sell so if they choose not to sign an agreement to unlock, their token remain locked. They even left it open to unlock those wallets later.

2028 + 2 years of VESTING . From 2028 only 4% per month for 2 years. This is called THEFT. We will finish receiving our tokens, paid for with so much sacrifice, in 2030, when these tokens will come to nothing.

When you bought you knew they were non-transferable governance token meant for voting on protocol proposals. They were explicit in the gold paper. Only reason you can sell today is because the community voted for it.

From September 1, 2025, there was only 20% for us, but then you were unfair in everything, from the futures, to the unlocking of 25B of $WLFI (only 5B belonged to the presale) and today the circulating supply is 31.77B and increasing. You unlocked tokens to those who bought in presale in a secret manner only for a few. Don’t tell the tale of governance because your responsibility in this scam is clear. You used us as your ATM, you just lied, now another 4 years to see our tokens. Justice will come like a tornado and sweep you away

We were supposed to be the first and instead, by magic, we are the last. Congratulations, bastards!

A living document. LMAO. That’s not how business works. You don’t sell something to customers under certain conditions. Then, change those conditions. That’s called fraud. You’ll see soon enough.

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Let’s gooooooooooo my friend :handshake:

Let’s see your gold paper. Show us proof that the tokenomics have changed since launch. If you can’t you are just full of :poop:

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USD1: The Stablecoin That Didn’t Exist. How World Liberty Financial Rewrote the Rules After Cashing In.

When Donald Trump and his family launched World Liberty Financial in October 2024, complete with a glossy Gold Paper, the pitch was crystal clear: a “pro-America” DeFi protocol, a $WLFI governance token, user-friendly access to lending and liquidity pools, and vague “support for USD-based stablecoins” to strengthen the dollar against Chinese CBDCs. That was it.

There was zero mention of a proprietary stablecoin. The 13-page Gold Paper — the founding document — talked about wallets, liquidity pools, borrowing (a fork of Aave), decentralized governance (with a 5% vote cap per wallet), and how the Trump brand would “inspire” everything. The real focus was $WLFI: pure governance token, no direct economic rights for holders, but 75% of net protocol revenues flowing straight to DT Marks DEFI LLC (i.e., the Trump family) and 25% to the Witkoff group. Tokens were sold to accredited investors under Reg D with KYC. Mission accomplished: they raised money before delivering a killer product.

Then came March 2025. And USD1 dropped.

A fully-backed institutional stablecoin, collateralized by Treasuries, dollars, and cash equivalents, custodied by BitGo. Launched with fanfare as “the upgraded dollar for the new financial era.” Within months it scaled to billions in market cap, expanded across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, Solana, landed a $2 billion institutional deal with MGX of Abu Dhabi, and got integrated into lending, prediction markets, and even the Canton Network. Today USD1 is one of WLFI’s flagship products, generates real yield on its reserves, and — surprise — feeds heavily into those “net protocol revenues” that the Gold Paper had already promised to the Trump family.

The only problem? The original document never mentioned this stablecoin.

It wasn’t a minor detail. It was the missing piece. The 2024 project sold the dream of democratizing DeFi with a governance token and a generic protocol. The 2025 project has a powerful monetary engine: a stablecoin that prints yield on Treasuries and channels most of it to the same entities that were already entitled to 75% of revenues — before USD1 even existed.

This is a textbook case of post-fundraising scope creep, except it comes wrapped in Trump branding that makes everything shinier. The early $WLFI buyers — those who backed the project when it was worth peanuts and before the election victory — funded an entity that later added the real revenue-generating product without ever having to promise it in the Gold Paper. The token remains pure governance (no direct revenue share), locks and vesting get extended through votes, while the stablecoin takes off and revenues flow.

WLFI didn’t technically lie: the Gold Paper mentioned “support for USD-based stablecoins.” But the narrative shifted mid-flight. From “accessible DeFi protocol” to “institutional stablecoin factory with yield for insiders.” And the best part? The revenue split decided in 2024 stays exactly the same — the family still gets the lion’s share. The pie just got much, much bigger thanks to USD1.

In an industry where the whitepaper (or Gold Paper) is supposed to be the bible, WLFI showed it can be a customizable menu: order what you need to sell the tokens, then add what you need to actually make money.

And the crazy thing is — it works. USD1 is growing, the Trump branding delivers, institutional money is flowing in. But anyone who bought $WLFI in 2024 based on the original Gold Paper has every right to ask: Did you move the goalposts, or was this always the plan hidden between the lines?

The answer is simple: the Gold Paper made no mention of USD1. Period. Everything else is evolved marketing. Business as usual.

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Yeah that is what I thought. Full of :poop:

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Justin Sun :flexed_biceps: let’s gooooooooooo

Scammers bastards WLFI :fu:

Here you go Justin. You are the scammer.

https://x.com/worldlibertyfi/status/2051275004608663721?s=46

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Haaaaaaa haaaaaaa , See you in court, you bastards, you assholes. YOU MUST DIE ON AN ISLAND CALLED EPSTEIN, JUSTICE WILL TAKE EVERYTHING AWAY FROM YOU, YOU BASTARDS.

Explain to me where Justin have scammed? Did you unlock 20% of $WLFI? He bought in presale like us, right? With his tokens that he paid for with his MONEY, he could do whatever he wanted with them? He could give them away, burn them, sell them, why did you prevent him from doing what he wanted with HIS $WLFI? You are the scamming bastards, not him and he will prove it in court

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See you in court Justin the scammer.

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you are a miserable like the whole team of $WLFI, the scam of the president of the United States

Come on Justin, stop scamming. You will end up going to jail next time.

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**USD1: The Stablecoin That Didn’t Exist. How World Liberty Financial Rewrote the Rules After Cashing In.**

When Donald Trump and his family launched World Liberty Financial in October 2024, complete with a glossy **Gold Paper**, the pitch was crystal clear: a “pro-America” DeFi protocol, a $WLFI governance token, user-friendly access to lending and liquidity pools, and vague “support for USD-based stablecoins” to strengthen the dollar against Chinese CBDCs. That was it.

There was **zero mention** of a proprietary stablecoin. The 13-page Gold Paper — the founding document — talked about wallets, liquidity pools, borrowing (a fork of Aave), decentralized governance (with a 5% vote cap per wallet), and how the Trump brand would “inspire” everything. The real focus was $WLFI: pure governance token, no direct economic rights for holders, but 75% of net protocol revenues flowing straight to DT Marks DEFI LLC (i.e., the Trump family) and 25% to the Witkoff group. Tokens were sold to accredited investors under Reg D with KYC. Mission accomplished: they raised money before delivering a killer product.

Then came March 2025. And **USD1** dropped.

A fully-backed institutional stablecoin, collateralized by Treasuries, dollars, and cash equivalents, custodied by BitGo. Launched with fanfare as “the upgraded dollar for the new financial era.” Within months it scaled to billions in market cap, expanded across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, Solana, landed a $2 billion institutional deal with MGX of Abu Dhabi, and got integrated into lending, prediction markets, and even the Canton Network. Today USD1 is one of WLFI’s flagship products, generates real yield on its reserves, and — surprise — feeds heavily into those “net protocol revenues” that the Gold Paper had already promised to the Trump family.

The only problem? The original document never mentioned this stablecoin.

It wasn’t a minor detail. It was the missing piece. The 2024 project sold the dream of democratizing DeFi with a governance token and a generic protocol. The 2025 project has a powerful monetary engine: a stablecoin that prints yield on Treasuries and channels most of it to the same entities that were already entitled to 75% of revenues — before USD1 even existed.

This is a textbook case of **post-fundraising scope creep**, except it comes wrapped in Trump branding that makes everything shinier. The early $WLFI buyers — those who backed the project when it was worth peanuts and before the election victory — funded an entity that later added the real revenue-generating product without ever having to promise it in the Gold Paper. The token remains pure governance (no direct revenue share), locks and vesting get extended through votes, while the stablecoin takes off and revenues flow.

WLFI didn’t technically lie: the Gold Paper mentioned “support for USD-based stablecoins.” But the narrative shifted mid-flight. From “accessible DeFi protocol” to “institutional stablecoin factory with yield for insiders.” And the best part? The revenue split decided in 2024 stays exactly the same — the family still gets the lion’s share. The pie just got much, much bigger thanks to USD1.

In an industry where the whitepaper (or Gold Paper) is supposed to be the bible, WLFI showed it can be a customizable menu: order what you need to sell the tokens, then add what you need to actually make money.

And the crazy thing is — it works. USD1 is growing, the Trump branding delivers, institutional money is flowing in. But anyone who bought $WLFI in 2024 based on the original Gold Paper has every right to ask: Did you move the goalposts, or was this always the plan hidden between the lines?

The answer is simple: the Gold Paper made **no mention of USD1**. Period. Everything else is evolved marketing. Business as usual.

Justin Sun is a prolific scammer. He defamed WLFI to profit from its decline. You are going to pay :money_bag: Justin.

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