It’s like the healed scar forgets the pain—Sun Ge’s eyes have even been pecked out by an eagle.
Where is your chance?
Where is your chance?
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HamlinWeb3
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$WLFI started making me feel like it's credible.
They plan to launch governance and lockups around October 1: any tokens that are not locked will be sent to on-chain protocols, with at least 180 days locked, and you must personally vote once every 90 days to share in the rewards pool. Delegated voting does not count.
You can’t just sit back and collect money. After the lockup period ends, you can roll it over again and claim rewards. This pool isn’t just some random airdrop.
It’s funded by ecosystem fee injections—funding flows like World Liberty Markets, Dolomite, and the like—and they also said they’ll top it up every two weeks. If there are fewer early lockups, those who locked first get a larger share; if there are more people locking, liquidity will be pulled from the market first. Either way, both sides can support the price.
This protocol also has a 5% cap on voting power, so whales can’t just steamroll everyone. Whether you lock or not, your original voting power remains. Lockups are only used to unlock additional rewards.
What I like most is the cadence: they’ve promised at least one governance proposal every quarter. If you want rewards, you have to show up to vote. That also means the team can’t go silent for an entire quarter.
Lockup, voting, and driving progress—these three things are now tied together. It’s still a governance token, but it finally has a real use case: lock it up, and actually go vote. Liquidity is tightened first, and the community has to show up every quarter.
We’ll see how it plays out—this issue of how $WLFI’s value capture has always been criticized by the community. We’ll wait and see what happens when it goes live around October 1.
$WLFI #USD1+WLFI空投倒计时
They plan to launch governance and lockups around October 1: any tokens that are not locked will be sent to on-chain protocols, with at least 180 days locked, and you must personally vote once every 90 days to share in the rewards pool. Delegated voting does not count.
You can’t just sit back and collect money. After the lockup period ends, you can roll it over again and claim rewards. This pool isn’t just some random airdrop.
It’s funded by ecosystem fee injections—funding flows like World Liberty Markets, Dolomite, and the like—and they also said they’ll top it up every two weeks. If there are fewer early lockups, those who locked first get a larger share; if there are more people locking, liquidity will be pulled from the market first. Either way, both sides can support the price.
This protocol also has a 5% cap on voting power, so whales can’t just steamroll everyone. Whether you lock or not, your original voting power remains. Lockups are only used to unlock additional rewards.
What I like most is the cadence: they’ve promised at least one governance proposal every quarter. If you want rewards, you have to show up to vote. That also means the team can’t go silent for an entire quarter.
Lockup, voting, and driving progress—these three things are now tied together. It’s still a governance token, but it finally has a real use case: lock it up, and actually go vote. Liquidity is tightened first, and the community has to show up every quarter.
We’ll see how it plays out—this issue of how $WLFI’s value capture has always been criticized by the community. We’ll wait and see what happens when it goes live around October 1.
$WLFI #USD1+WLFI空投倒计时
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