Today, WLFI’s controversial governance vote officially went live, creating additional pressure on the embattled Trump-linked project. The proposal extends token lockups for early investors and founders for at least two years, while threatening to permanently burn up to 10% of total supply for those who disagree. The vote requires a quorum of one billion WLFI tokens and lasts seven days. Unsurprisingly, the WLFI token has already responded to the turmoil — sliding approximately 13% from $0.073 to $0.064 as of publication, down dramatically from its all-time high of $0.33 reached shortly after its launch. While Sun technically cannot vote because his tokens remain frozen, he has publicly condemned the proposal, calling it “one of the most absurd governance scams” he has ever witnessed and warning that it transforms participation into coercion rather than open governance. 📉

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