I just saw that WLFI announced a very interesting governance proposal that impacts more than 62 billion tokens. The curious thing is how they are restructuring the entire token lock-up and burn model, something you don't see every day in projects of this size.

What’s happening is they will gradually unlock those 62 billion WLFI tokens that were previously locked indefinitely, but with a twist: they will burn up to 4.5 billion in the process. Basically, advisors, institutions, and team members who hold 45 billion tokens will enter a scheme of 2 years locked plus 3 years of gradual release. The condition is that they burn 10% upon joining, which adds up to those 4.5 billion I mentioned.

On the other hand, initial investors with 17 billion WLFI have a different plan: 2 years locked plus 2 years of amortization, with no burning required. If someone does not accept these terms, their tokens remain locked indefinitely.

What I find relevant is that WLFI is positioning this as one of the strongest signals of long-term governance alignment in the DeFi space. If approved, 62 billion WLFI tokens would be actively participating in governance for at least two years. It’s a pretty strategic move considering the volatility and doubts that are always present around projects of this kind.

The proposal is already on the forum for community discussion. Definitely something worth following if you're interested in how these token models evolve in large-scale projects.