Open Letter to the WLFI Team and the Investor Community
Since the launch of the WLFI token, the project team has repeatedly emphasized transparency and community governance, promising that the release of locked tokens would be decided by community vote.
However, the reality is very different from those promises.
As of now, over 80% of WLFI tokens remain locked or under the direct control of the project team.
The team claims that “80% of the remaining tokens will be unlocked through community voting”, but the truth is:
There is no real community.
After months of observation and participation, it has become clear that:
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The main WLFI groups and channels are run and moderated by people affiliated with the project;
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Genuine community members who raise questions or concerns are often censored or banned;
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No transparent on-chain voting mechanism has ever been provided — no contract address, no verifiable process;
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The so-called “community vote” appears to be nothing more than an internal decision disguised as decentralization.
This situation violates the core principle of decentralized finance (DeFi): community governance and transparency.
If WLFI truly stands for financial freedom and inclusiveness as it claims, then it must demonstrate that through action.
We demand:
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Full disclosure of the locked-token contract addresses, unlock schedule, and who controls them;
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An open on-chain governance system where every real token holder has equal voting rights;
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An end to content censorship within community spaces, allowing open and diverse discussion;
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Immediate steps toward unlocking the remaining 80% of tokens to restore fair market liquidity.
Only through openness, transparency, and verifiable governance can WLFI regain the trust of its holders.
Otherwise, the term “community vote” is nothing but an empty slogan.
We are not adversaries — we are early supporters who believed in this project’s promises.
Now, we simply ask for what should belong to every token holder:
Our fundamental right to fairness, transparency, and freedom.
＠all
