Trump-Backed WLFI Tradability Proposal Launches Ahead of GENIUS Act Vote: Crypto Price Shift Possible - Blockonomi

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  • The WLFI governance vote could activate token tradability for early supporters.
  • Token transfers may begin if the community approves the July 4 proposal.
  • GENIUS Act vote may legalize stablecoins, fueling WLFI’s market entry.
  • Unlock plan limits early access while preserving long-term token supply.

World Liberty Financial has moved to make its $WLFI token tradable, a key step as U.S. crypto regulation takes shape. 

The team behind WLFI has introduced a governance proposal that seeks to open the token to public markets. This move would mark a shift from a closed protocol to open community access. 

Supporters say the timing is no coincidence, given the upcoming vote on the GENIUS Act. The proposed U.S. legislation could legalize stablecoins and accelerate mainstream crypto use.

Governance Vote Aims to Open WLFI to Public Access

WLFI announced the tradability proposal on July 4, using the symbolic date to highlight its goal of financial freedom. 

The team stated that the proposal would allow the token to be transferred peer to peer or on secondary markets. This would mark a shift in the WLFI ecosystem by enabling broader access and kickstarting active community participation.

According to the governance proposal, token holders will vote on whether to approve or reject this shift. A “yes” vote would activate transferability and initiate token unlocking for select early supporters. 

A “no” vote would preserve the current closed-network model, with tokens remaining non-transferable.

The proposal includes plans to unlock a portion of tokens purchased by early backers. The rest would remain locked, pending a second community vote. Team and advisor tokens will follow a longer lock schedule, signaling commitment to protocol stability and long-term growth.

Analysts say early unlocking could influence WLFI price action once tradability begins. Since no tokens are currently transferable, public market introduction could drive initial volatility. Increased accessibility might also raise the token’s profile across the broader crypto market.

Proposal Coincides With Key U.S. Stablecoin Legislation

Crypto analyst Quinten François noted the timing overlaps with the expected mid-July vote on the GENIUS Act in the U.S. House. 

If passed, the legislation would legalize stablecoins at the federal level, providing a regulatory framework for broader adoption. This could attract institutional interest and strengthen market infrastructure.

The WLFI team appears to be positioning the token for exposure should the GENIUS Act pass. With the potential for regulatory clarity and increased adoption, WLFI’s transition could align with a larger industry shift.

If the community approves the proposal, WLFI will begin enabling token transfers and distribute eligible early supporter tokens. Governance rights will expand, allowing token holders to vote on future actions including emissions and treasury use.

 

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