Six founder wallets, including one linked to President Trump holding about 14.175 billion WLFI tokens valued at $800 million, transferred their tokens into a vesting smart contract on May 19. This contract enforces a 10% token burn, a two-year lockup, and a gradual release over three years, making May 2028 the earliest date for any sales. The vesting contract now controls nearly half of all circulating WLFI tokens, following community approval of the governance measure by over 11,500 wallets. These moves precede potential regulatory changes under the Clarity Act, which could require senior officials to divest or blind trust crypto holdings, but the vesting was planned months earlier and is not linked to any immediate liquidation or exchange listing plans.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) tokens are trading at Rp1.011 on Pluang as of Sep 15, 2026, 14:32 WIB, with a slight 0.11% decrease in the last day. The market cap stands at Rp32.07 trillion, showing significant value concentration in the token. Trading activity is fairly balanced, with 53% of orders buying and 47% selling, and typical holders keep their tokens for about 29 days.
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