A key part of the proposal includes a potential burn of up to 4.52 billion WLFI tokens—around 10% of allocations held by founders, advisers, and partners. This move could reduce overall supply, potentially supporting the token’s value if implemented.

However, there’s a catch: holders who refuse the new vesting terms may have their tokens locked indefinitely. This creates a strong incentive to accept the updated structure, effectively forcing alignment with the platform’s long-term strategy.

The proposal reflects growing pressure on the project to address concerns about tokenomics and liquidity. It’s not just about managing supply—it’s about restoring trust among investors.