The World Liberty Financial team presented a proposal to use all costs generated by its protocol's own liquidity to buy and permanently destroy WLFI tokens. The proposal stated, “This project will remove tokens held by participants who are not committed to WLFI's long-term growth and development direction from circulation, thereby effectively increasing the relative weight of holders committed to long-term holdings.” World Liberty's native token began trading on cryptocurrency exchanges on Monday. According to pricing platform data, the token opened at $0.32 and then plummeted 34% to a low of $0.21. Although the price of the token dropped significantly from when it was issued, its pre-sale investors still made a profit because they bought the token for only $0.015. According to data from Bubblemaps, the WLFI held by cryptocurrency billionaire Sun Yuchen is still up about 10 times.

The World Liberty Financial team presented a proposal to use all costs generated by its protocol's own liquidity to buy and permanently destroy WLFI tokens. The proposal stated, “This project will remove tokens held by participants who are not committed to WLFI's long-term growth and development direction from circulation, thereby effectively increasing the relative weight of holders committed to long-term holdings.” World Liberty's native token began trading on cryptocurrency exchanges on Monday. According to pricing platform data, the token opened at $0.32 and then plummeted 34% to a low of $0.21. Although the price of the token dropped significantly from when it was issued, its pre-sale investors still made a profit because they bought the token for only $0.015. According to data from Bubblemaps, the WLFI held by cryptocurrency billionaire Sun Yuchen is still up about 10 times.