$WLFI target range 0.5-0.8u

Overview of available funds for WLFI repurchase mechanism

According to the latest data, WLFI's repurchase mechanism mainly relies on 100% fees generated by the protocol's own liquidity (Protocol-Owned Liquidity, POL). These fees will be directly used to repurchase $WLFI tokens from the market and permanently destroy them. This mechanism was just approved by the community this week (September 25, 2025) and has begun implementation. Currently, the specific amount of accrued fees has not been disclosed due to the short startup time, and fee generation depends on trading volume (expected to increase with the adoption of USD1 stablecoin and multi-chain expansion).

Key funding indicators:

1. Protocol treasury liquidity (POL) scale: WLFI's strategic reserve wallet (0x5be9a4959308A0D0c7bC0870E319314d8D957dBB) holds approximately 20 million USD worth of stablecoins (such as USDC or USDT, specifically 106M + 94M units valued at about 1 USD), which are primarily used to provide liquidity pools and support fee generation. Additionally, there is a small amount of ETH (approximately 75,000 USD) and a large amount of $WLFI tokens (approximately 19.9 billion, valued at about 4 billion USD, but these are mainly used for governance rather than direct repurchase).

2. Unlocking treasury wallet (0xFef30c262676dE9AF5e5E9Ba999cF774000b14B4) holds approximately 9.953 billion tokens (valued at about 2 billion USD), but has no significant stablecoin balance. This part focuses more on token reserves rather than liquidity.

3. Expected repurchase fund potential: Based on the current POL scale (approximately 200 million USD), assuming daily trading volume reaches several hundred million USD (based on DeFi standard 0.3% fee rate), daily fees may range from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of USD. However, it actually depends on market activity, and the official commitment is that all repurchases will be transparently disclosed on-chain.

Overall, the currently “available for repurchase” direct funds (i.e., accrued fees) may be limited (estimated in the tens of thousands range, just started), but the POL scale of 200 million USD provides strong support, and future fees will gradually accumulate, forming a continuous deflationary effect. If trading volume rebounds (e.g., after Robinhood's listing), the repurchase scale can quickly expand.