WLFI governance proposal: 62B token vesting cliff and opt-in burn

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has launched a WLFI governance proposal affecting about 62B locked WLFI tokens held by founders, team, early supporters and partners. The stated aim is “long-term governance alignment” and to address a governance overhang: WLFI says ~77% of locked supply has not voted since launch. Under the WLFI governance proposal, insiders who opt in accept a 10% reduction to their locked allocations and may see up to ~4.5B WLFI burned from circulation (the exact burn depends on participation). Vesting then follows a 2-year cliff and a 3-year linear schedule. Early supporters can keep full allocations, but still face a 2-year cliff and a shorter vesting period. The plan follows a dispute involving Justin Sun, who alleged hidden control and potential token-freezing mechanisms. WLFI denies the claims and has threatened legal action. In the market, WLFI is volatile and is down more than 14% over the past week, trading around $0.0807. Next, a governance vote runs for seven days. Quorum requires 1B WLFI tokens, and the proposal passes with a simple majority. If approved, the opt-in terms could reduce near-term sell pressure for insiders, but also delay liquidity and introduce execution risk for traders. Key words: WLFI governance proposal, token vesting, governance vote, token burn, liquidity impact.