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WLFI approves governance reform introducing staking-based voting and incentives

In a move aimed at strengthening long-term participation, token holders have backed a key governance proposal within the ecosystem.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has passed a governance proposal that introduces token lock-up requirements and incentives for participation. Under the new rules, holders of unlocked WLFI token must stake their tokens for at least 180 days to be eligible to vote on governance proposals.

The updated model links voting rights directly to staking commitments. Token holders who stake their assets for the required period can participate in governance decisions and may also receive incentives. Stakers can earn around 2 percent annually from the project’s treasury, provided they vote on at least 2 proposals during the lock-up period. Voting power will depend on both the number of tokens held and the duration of the lock-up.

A tiered node system has also been introduced as part of the reform. This includes “Node” and “Super Node” categories, which are based on larger staking commitments. These tiers are designed to offer additional benefits, including closer collaboration opportunities with the project team. The structure aims to prioritise long-term participants over short-term holders.

The governance update is intended to encourage active involvement and ensure that decision-making power remains with users committed to the platform’s long-term growth.

The development comes as WLFI continues to expand its broader ecosystem. Earlier reports indicate that the platform has been exploring the tokenisation of real-world assets using its USD1 stablecoin, including potential applications in real estate. This effort is aimed at increasing the adoption of the stablecoin within decentralised finance while creating new use cases for the token ecosystem.

Launched in 2024, World Liberty Financial operates as a decentralised finance platform where WLFI token holders can take part in governance decisions. The latest changes highlight the project’s focus on building a governance framework that rewards consistent participation and long-term commitment.

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